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FRAM S.ITURDAI NIGIfPS GdZAT7E. FOREIGN-OF ICE, DJ:CLIMBER 20, IIIAS. ilea Royal ifighne.s the Prince Regent has bee " pleased. In die name and on the Walt of ins Majesty, to appeint Cohn A. Mackenzie, Eq. and George Lewis Newnham, Esq. to be his' Majesty's Commissioners of Liquidation ; George Hammond, Xi. and David R. Morier, Esq. his Majesty's Consul-General in Prince, to be his 1% , 1,.j,ty's Commissioners of Arbitration; and the raid David Mwter, Esq. and James Drummond, Est Commissary-General of his Majesty's Forces, to !A his Majesty s Comr.nssioners of Deposit; under the several Articles of the Convention, concluded at Paris on tbe•2otb November, 1815, bstiveeti hits Majesty and his Must Christian Majesty,.tor the Examination and Liquidation of the Claims of Isis Majesty's bubjects against the Government of France. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Tbotna4 Part :be younger, of Lindiani, Kent. ll•aut Run lic,ou, of liardshaw within WineUe, Lancashire, grow and draper. BANKRUPTS. John Henry Prior, now or late of the London Road, Southwark, corn-dealer, dealer and chairman, to surrender Dec. r.O, Jan 2, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorkies, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and W . .ud, 16, Little St. 'llwinas Apostle, Queen street, Citeapside. jitMeb !:rarkes and Aaron Coles, of Portland -street, St. Mary-la- Bonny, coach-makers and late partners in trade, Dec. 30, at 12, January 9, at tine, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'l'ahourdin and Buchanan, Argyle-street. Thomas Merrick, late of Frith -street, Soho, merchant, Dec. 30, J nal , 1, and February 3, at ten, at GuddhalL Attorney, Mr. Hopkinson, Gray's Inn. William Nettlefold,of Dartford, Kent, butcher, dealer and chap man, Dee 30, Jan. 9, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, A7r. Sutter, Chancery-lane. Jol•ii I lolmes, late of %Feeley, Essex, (but now a prisoner in the Poultry Compter), merchant, baker, dealer and Chapman, Jan. ts, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Red Lion, Colchester. Atter tii• s, Bears. Spading jun. and Wittey, Head-street, Colches ter ; ur Messrs. Chapman, Stevens and Wood, Little St. The ,%postte, London. Cliike, of Birmingham, perfumer, dealer and chapwoman, January 3,4, and Feb. 3, at twekte, at the Royal Hotel, ifir gliam. Attornies, Messr&Egerton and Witham, Gray's Inn square, -London ; or Messrs. Stnbbs and Co. Birmingham. John Kemp, late of Cowlinge, Suffolk, maltster, dealer and cbap man, December 29, at five, Dec. 30, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Rose and Crown, Sudbury. Attornies, Mr. Ayrton i Gray's itare, London; or Messrs. William and Wottan lsaacseu, Newmarket and Mildenhall, Suffolk. William Biggs, of A rmley, Yorkshire, clothier. January 1, atone, Jau...ii y ti, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the White Horse, Leeds. Attortiges, Mr. Charles Wilson, of Greville-street, Hatton- garden ; or Mr. Edwin Smith, Leeds. Robert Hall, Joseph Clay, and Francis Atkinson, of Sutton in Ashfi.ld, Notzingbantshire, starch-makers, tallow• chandlers, dt!ale rs and ehapmen, January 3,4, and Feb. 3, at ten, it the George Inn, Worksop. Anomie., Mr. Btardshaw, Worksop, or Emanuel Allen, Esq. 17, Carlisle -strut, Soho-square. George Smith, late of Puttenkam, Surrey, shopkeeper, January 5, at two, January 6, at tt n, and Feb. 3, at two, at the Bush Inn, Farnham. Attornies, Mr. Charles Nihlrtt, Guildford ; or Messrs. Dy no and Son, 59, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. William Vincent, Joseph Tanner, John Barnei, and Samuel Han • cod; ,of Newbury, Balks, bankers and copArtners, January 10, .1 I, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Town Hall Newbury. Attornies, Mr Hedger, Newbury; or Mr. Nehon, Essex-street, Strand. Clarks Cross, of Cambridge, farmer, dealer and chapman, Dee. C 9, at twelve. January 5, and Feh..^., rt eleven, at t 1:.• Black Ba'i lau, Cambridge. Attornie•, Mr. Caesar, Cambridge; or Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Inn Geprge Edwards, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and clarpinan, Dec. 30, Jaouary 1, and Feb. 3, at twelve at the'l'un tine inn, Sheffield. Attnrnies, Mr. Bernard John Wake, Shel fld ; or Mr. Henry Blalelock, Serjant's bur, Fleet-street. Wilifam Walond, of Chichester, Sussex, musie-selltr, instrument-seller, dealer and chap:ran, January 4, s,.and Fe b. 3, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. Attorneri, Mr. lames Sowton, No. 49, Hatton-Garden, London; or Me ssrs. :ma ton ;end Fuller, Chichester. Nsddon ktudkiii and and Thomas Johnson, of Great Cne. , e-hall, FabtX, worsted and silk-manufacturers, and copartner', Jan. 3, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Red Lion, C.Achester. n•es, Mr. Andrew, Great Coggeshall, or Samuel Wilson, Esq. King's Bench Walk, Temple, London. WI4i14:11 Putter, of Walsingham, Norfolk, currier and leather cutter, January 11, I and Feb. 9, at four, at the White Sw ;in Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Sauer', Croatiy-square, Lon own; or Messrs. Marsh and illarnard, Norwich. David Mitchel, of the Grange Road, Bermondsey, Surrey, tan dea!er, and charman December 30, January 2, and Feb. s, at eleven,. at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Stagies t:in, London. James Fletcher; of Trafalgar-street, City Road, Middlesex, mer chant, Dec. 3u. January 6, and Feb. 3, at ten, at GuildhalL..- Attornies, Messrs. ottie, Richardson, and Catguts, Poultry, 'simian, and I.ceds, Yorkshire. Sc. i. lat.. of Kiiburn,Middlesez, cattle-jobber, (but now a prisoner in the Kitt's Bench,) Dee. 30, Jan. 6, and Feb. 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pollan, No- 3 , 4, Fore r.reet, Cs ipplegate. jid.win Wagstalfc, late of Bridport, Dorset, linen-draper, dealer cliaprnan, January 9, lti, and Feb. 3, at eleven at the Grey. tuid Inn, Bridport. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander ..14t1 Holmes, ,New Inn, London; or Mr. Charles. Murky, Bri.lport. Jan klby, of Blackfriara-road, Surrey, brewer, January 6, 18, and Feb. .3, at twelve, at GisikihalL Actor:lies, Meal's. Fisher and Sudlow, Gough-scare, Fleet-street. Cl.atlrs Child, of Elisio!, carpenter, dealer and eltapman, Jan. 4, 3, and Feb. 9, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol- Atomics, Messrs. Dai and Son, Doughty -street, London. • t.loodchild the elder, of Low Paliion, Durham ' John Jack ' midi, and William Jackson, both of Dowgate Wharf, London, J Jim Guist!cli:d the younger, of High Pallion,l,Durham. James . Jackson, no* or late of Eppleton, Durham, and Thomas Jones az eider, now or late of Greencross, Durkam,bankers, dealers and cLapmen, January IS, 16, nod Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Itr,dge Inn. Bishop Wearinouth.. Attornies, Mr. F.. Plumptre, l Temple, Logdon ; or Mr. Gregson, Monkwearmouth-shore. )olio Amiens, of Salisbury, linen-draper, Dec. 30, at twelve January ti ' and Feb. 3, at one. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs , Jones andßey nal, Lord Mayor's Court-OAce, London. John Reynold>, of Bishopegate-street Without Russia mat-mer► chant. dealer and chapman Jan. 2, 16, and Feb. 3, at eleven, .at csiiildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and Soo, Cheapside. 3 litmus Julio Golding, and Rickard Francis King, of Great Sr. . eieleus, ship-brokers, Dec. 3(1, Jan. G, and Feb. 3, at twelve, 'at t;uilalsAll. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thread. r.cedlewreet. John HOddinutt, of King street, Goswell- street, toOl-manufac urer, dealer and ebapown, Dec. 26, Jan. 6, and Feb. 3, at eleven; at GOildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harding, l'Untiose att. e:, iliorgatr. Jo,. ph Damao, late of Biddeford. Devoe, innkeeper, dealer andchaptnan, chapinan Dec. :A), Jot,. 6, at ten, and Feb. 3, at twelve, at iddhall Attorney, Mr. Hague, Westminster Bri4e•foot. John Lacy, and Letitia Lacy, of Sou.h-street, ivare, merchants, dealer's and chapmen, Dec. SO, Veb. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruka, Messrs. leen, I hreadneeille•street. of k.asivroo'dliay, Southampton, minter, Jan.lo, t . , at tiii!e, at the White Hart Inn, Newbury, rturnies Mr. Barfield. Thatch:int, Berks ; and Mr. liple Chambers, London. Irt ncr, late of i AO Timber-street, Upper Thames- Iran, dealer and chaptiian, Dee. 30, Jan. 6, and one, at Guildhall. Atturoty, Mr. Sated, Surrey . 'id. DIVIDENDS. . 1 . G. Short, Tottenham court-toad, groeir. Jan. 19, Bickshell, and A. W. Batt, Whitney, Oxt.rdshire 19, tCI use, Nerwieh, liquor merchant. Dec: • Dosstgate•bill, tartish maker Jan. iS, if, 1, H. . lifookcand J. H. Billing. jun. Paddington; corn 15, S. Urea:, Yeovil, S:inierseishire, baker. Jan. Fertsea, merger. Jau. 20,T. P.iliner, Wood-street, k manufacturer Jan. to, T. Taylor and W Hop. ironmonger , Jan. 23, I'. Shepherd, Kingston-upon )6ll. 15, .1. tfateescll s qae. 441 . 1. Bskewell, jun.' Weston-up on-Trent, Stafford.hire, soap boilers. Jan. 20, E. r Suitt. y, Cooper's-row, Crutcliail- friars, beer merchant. Jan. 13, A. Liddle, Castle -street, Falcon-square, baker. lan.l 3, 9. Jame. ' Cross-srreet.. Holborn, bardwareman. Feb. 3, G. Dover,. sr .: tlaolonsew-close, taylor: Jan. 1-3, T. Williams, Back4ane. Beth nal-green, insurance broker. Jan. 13, M. B. and H. Wellington; Crown -street, optklana. Jan. 13. J. Drenchley, fields, distiller. Jan. 15. W. and J. Cartledge littoxeter, Staf fordshire, hat manufacturers. J.u. 20, E. R. Ball, Southmoreton, Berkshire, paper maker. Jan. 12, W. Coe, Cannon-street, cork caner. an. YO, J. Mayhew, Keppel.street, Russel-aquare t un dertaker. Jan. in. M. Lyon, Boston, J.tncolnshire, sllverstnith. Jan. so , F. Pagan, Tottenham-court-road, victualler. Jan. 20. J. Gamson, Camden -town, victualler. • J.w. 17, S. Partridge, Cardiff, Glarnorganshire, ironmonger. Jan. 16, N. Brooke, Little Russell -street, Drury-lane, shoemaker. Jan 17. R. Sow don, Exeter, linen draper. Jan.ls,J. Morris, Marple, Cheshire, boat builder. Jan. 15, J. Robson, jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. Jan. i 6, W. Dunbar, Wormwood -street, merchant. Jan. 13, S. Holland and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchant. Jan. 13, A. Atkins, Finsbury-square i merchant. CERTI6CATES-•-TANUART 13. 4'. Ellis and E. Alder, Crooked•lane, merchants. J. Minton, Mu~ories, woollen tlraper. S. reacock, Lincoln. watchmaker. F. Knowl o , Sheffield, York.hire, merchant. S. Jackson' Bir mingh ini, gun -maker. K. Abbotts, Bradby, Derbyshire, shop keeper. J. Smith, Chelsea, surgeon. C. Hamerton. Northamptonshire, paper-inanutacturer, A. Brooksbank and A. MoolT, long-lane, Bermondsey, tanners. J. and J. I'. Taylor, Upper Thanuo.street, iron-merchants. SPANISH / AMERICA. !ROM A JAMAICA PAPLR. KINGSTON, NOVILMBEK 2. By a passenger arrived on Tuesday from Curagoa, in the Fortunatus, we have received a circumstan tial detail of the actual situation of Venezuela, which is certainly any thing than being (avowable to the cause of the Man Milliner of the Virgia . Mary. Maturin, Guyria, and all the Savannas of Cumana and Barcelonia, are in the entire possession of the Independents, and it is presumed, en good grounds, that the island of Margaritta has likewise dissolved the unnatural connection. In the west of Venezuela, General Urdanita, at the head of an army from New Grenada, has possessed himself of the provin ces of Merida, Truxillo,. and Barinas, after a most brilliant career, terminating in a decisive action, fought at Las Piedras, in which battle the Spanish General Calgada was killed. A spirit of discontent prevails in Cora, Maracaybo, and even Rio de la Hache. Add to the above the news by the Diana, from New Orleans : we know it certainly relates to the expedition of the Patriot General Alvarez dr Toledo, who was in the neighbourhood of Vera Cruz, with 2,000 Americans, and 6,000 stand *of arms, and munitions of war, estimated ar 200,000 dollars. Welave at length intelligence direct from General Anaya, at Mexico. This brave Mexican, whose sang froid and courage were equally remarkable during the invasion, after having experistnced some contra. riety, landed at last on the Mexican soil, where he was received with Vie acclamations of the people, and his calumniators were attested by order of Go vernment. The Supieme Congress of the Republic has entrusted him with an important mission, and he will shortly repair to the North. The Spaniards lately landed in bfexico. 2500 men of the famous ex pedition to she Spanish Main. The Government of Fernando wished to employ this reinforcement to free the communication between Tampico and other points. The Insurgent General drew them into the interior, and killed 600 in one action ; a column of 200 men, with their arms and baggage, joined the in dependent standard, the rest fell back on Xalapa, where they arrived reduced almost to nothinip— Gencral Anaya has sent us a copy of the Mexican Constitution, of which we will give an analysis in a future number. Dr. Robinson, who accompanied General Anaya to Mexico, and was on his way with him to attend the Mexican Congress, writes on the 10th of July, from Huatusco (five or six leafues from the city of Mexico), ' We have just received the agreeable news that the Patriots have completely beaten a.division of the Royalists in the province of Puebla.' On the 28th October, the Governor of Jamaica issued a proclamation, prohibiting the exportation oi flour, corn, and bread, until the 31 st December. Lieutenant Brown, of the 101st regiment, was tii3l at Spanish Town on the 16th October, for the mut der of Lieutenant M , Glasham, of the same regiment, in a duel en the 17th September. The two seconds, Captain Robert Nolan, of the 101st regiment, and W. J. Godfrey, of the sth West India regiment, and Dr. F. Whitels, were also included in the indictment. The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty with re. spect to all the parties. DUTCH MAIL. BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 18. The g a rrison of Cambray, where the head-quarters of the Duke of Wellington will be fixed at the end of this month, will consist of 8 or 10,000 men. It we may credit the current reports, a change has been made in the disposition of the Allied troops. so that not the Prussians, but the Russians, will be next the left wing of the English army, and occupy Char. lemma, Rocroy, dtc. The chain of Allied troops, from Alsace to Conde, will be formed in such, manner, that at all times a very considerable Amp may be collected at certain points within forty-eiglif hours. In the sitting of the second Chamber of the States- General, a message from his Majesty was read, stating that to the Convention concluded between the Emperor of Austria and this kingdom, wick whi c h the States• General are already acquainted, a secret article was added, which the ratifications being now exchanged, it is proper now to publish. This secret article stipulated that the debts of Aus tria secured upon Belgium to the amount of 31,466,679 florins, are to be to the charge of the kinAdum of the Netherlands, the tiaterest to be paid from the lit November this year by the last power. tiuddt.,dl A Fratx.s Lacy, 1 Finsbury-lu, . Jar.. 3, and Fe dolt and Fu I 11.1:1)V! Mals it, an.' FLU. BrAss. AI W -Cuter, ens • 2041.a1500151 Lass, ' argot, itablee ; • Feb. 3, at ea suctit, .1 'pt. 13, E C • . • d E. Oar, J. Bac bilskurv. • Jan. Rd, taw Clarks; . , . , bu'.l:ll4, stn. W. , &Airs. 1411. 13 , J. Cileapskle, slit Linn, Bristol, it • 1 - .4111, sro,?r,r. . . - DANTZIC, DECEMBBR s. Yesterday about nine o'clock in the morning a powder magazine upon the rampart near 5;. James's Gate, opposite the broad street called Schotseldamm, blew up with a dreadful shock, like that of an earth- . go ike. The number of killed and severely wounded by this accident, which cannot yet be esbactly deter mined, is estimated at about three hundred. The Shusseldamm-street was so covered with dead bodies and turn limbs that it resembled a field of battle. It happened to be exactly market-day, all ;4 Moths, the hay-waggons, the men, the horses, in short every thing was destroyed. The churches of St. BarthoV mew and St. James's are much damaged, and one of them must be pulled down. FLAKDERS AWL. s•r. PETERS BO ROH, NOV. SC . However much may 'be talked of a war with Turkey, it seems to be wholly without foundation I for.the Emperor, in an ukase, dated from Paris. Sep tember 24, this year, respecting the recruiting for . this year, in which it is expressly said, 4 , This is solely to supply the place of the soldiers who have served their time, and not on account of military preparations, which, thank GoD, are irot necessary." The numoer of mien to be raised is very small, being only one from 500 111141. • BRUSSELS, DECEMBER re. The ilAke of Wellington will come and pass some days at Brussels in the course of next month ; his Lordship will then go to London, whence, atter making a short stay, he will repair to the head-guar. ters of the Allied Army under his command at Canabray. HAGUE, DECEMBER 17. To-day, at noon, the marriage of his Royal High ness the Prince of Orange with her Imperial High ness the Grand Duchess Ann.t Paulona was sf.lemnly proclaimed at the Town-hall here. The proelania titan was received by the public with the loudest ac ,clamations. VIENNA, DECEMBER a. Letters from Brody, in Gallicia, express apprehen sions, probably unioniided, of the possibility #i* a breach between the Porte and Russia, and speak of die considerable bodies of troops which still continue to reinforce the Russian army on the Truth wider Bennigsen ; at extends to the right as far as beyond the Sereth, and on the lest to the Bog, but is so p,isted that it may be assembled in a very short time. Earlier advices from Gallicia and other places on the Lower Danube stalsonat the Turks are busy in raising for tifications in many placcs on the right bank of the river. A numerous corps is also stated to he already collected as well about Adrianople as near Sophi.t, which is daily reinforced, and upon the whole, is equal to the Russian force, which was estimated four months ago at 120,000 men. I I'ALY. The Florence Gazette declares the accounts that lately appeared in the Paris Papers, viz. 4. That Lord Wm. &mina, in the name ut the English Govern- ment, had demanded the cession of a sea•purt from the Couit of Rome ; that Engl►sh troops were still at V►azegg►o, Civita Vecchia, and in the islanti of Capri; in short, that tili! L.ngl►sh Government *lad the intention of becoming a power in Italy," to be wholly groundless and abiord. NAPLES, NOVEMBER 28. Last week we bad a dreadful storm here, during which a bomb vessel stink in the middle of the har bour. The English brig, the Pegasus, which ar rive 4 the evening before trom Smyrna, fi red many signals of distress during the night, and in the morn ing nobody could alli,rd any assistance, the waves running mountains high ; it was dread' ul to see how the people ou board implored assistance. '!'ilea ...,re 30 pacserigers, with women and six children; among them was a brother of General Bianchi, a French! Major of horse. The French Consul at Tripolis, and +the merchant to when the vessel was consigned, • fered in vain 2,000 ducats to :iota lint sty! people; dt length forty brave sa,lors of Lis M tj..st)'3 frigate Christiana ventured their lives, and %ere tortiinat,: enough, after an hour's exertion, to bring the ship a into the harbour. I.AUS kNNE, DEC. S. In the Catholic districts about aisle, this week, a salmon malediction and excommunicaticn has bve n pronounced against the mice, guilty of commi:tingde predations in me tieldb. FRENCH PAPERS. CHAMBER OF PEERS. SITTING OF THE 19r11 M:CI:%II3ER. The Chamber rebumed the diseucs;on commenced in the Sitting of yesterday, on the re.ohtti,n of the Chamber of Deputies relative to the immovability of the Judges. This discussion, in which fifteen orators were heard, closed at five, and the Chamber having then pro ceeded to the scrutiny, the tesolution WAS rejected by 4 majority of 91 to 44. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING OF THE 19TH DECEMBER. It is said that in a Secret Committee, M. de Castel bajac announced his intention of making a proposi tion to supplicate his Majesty to propose a law, hav ing for its object to permit every species of legacy and donation, even of land, in favour of the Clergy ; and the Count de !Slangy a proposition, having for its object to give a pledge to ameliorate the situation of the Clergy as soon as circumstances will pertnit. M. Hyde de Neuville has made a proposition, that the busts of Brutus, Sccevola, &c. shall he replaced in the Place of the Sittings, by those of St. Louis, Louis XTI. Henry IV. Louis'XlV. Louis XVI. Louis XVII. and Louis XVIII . The Cliatnhca unani inously agreed to take this proposition into col:side- The Committees latdy appointed, are composed as follows Committee on the proposition of Viscount Susthenes de la Rochefoucalt, relative to the institution of an annual mourning in expiation of the clench of Louis XVI. :—Messrs. de la Rochefoucalt, Fornier de St. Lary, the Baron de Compigny, the Prince de Broglie, the Count de Marcell's', Baron Pontet. Committee to examine the proposition of M. Mi chaud, for voting thanks to all those who defended the cause of the King and of Royalty in the fatal revoltuion of the 20th of March :—Messrs. Richard, the Count de Hautefedle, Delamarre, Amariton, de Montileurb de &maid, Michaud, llubouchage. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. BULLLTIN, torn Drc. " The report on the law of amnesty not being ready, there was no sitting public or secret. The Deputies met at noon in the Bureaux to confer on the law relative to elections. For some days thqy have been :peaking of the budgst for the yeAr 1816, which will be presented on Saturdty to the Chamber of Deputies. We are as. lured that the table of our expenditure and receipt will be more encouraging than circumstances seemed to promise, Some persons preteed to know, that all the adnuatexpense;somprieing the war charges, will =NM. .t.0....800. millions and -that-a succe4si.st ailifilitiron wll tail pfice,every future year. Ca_ptain yacri, whalfit Nantes or. -the.. 29th o! list Octofiii, Bas just . aerinTiin the harh-tor of Mai. seilles. He was sent On the 16th of November Lisbon, where he was well received. The Pori,. guese, in geniral, appeared to be much aitackd Me French. PARIS, DECEMBER 21. The Marechal de Camp Cambaceres, brother r : the Ex-Arch-Chancellor, was arrested in the depart uient of the Seine and Oise, whither he had retitel, and conducted . to the Abbaye prison in Patis. Hi, arrest was merely a measure of police and military discipline. General Cambaceres, whose domicile ;. at . Carcassonne, was found residing at Versaiilei, contravention of the order of the Minister at W;,,, that every disbanded military man should reti t'. the place of his birth, or of his domicile as 2 citizer . No other reason, as the entry made in the gatle:'. book, at the moment of his entrance into the Abbaye, imports, caused the detention of General Cambace. • tes.—(Journal General of France.) Extract of a letter from 11Jurdeaux, dated the 1.5t1. • inst. - 4 The ship La Belle, iii the slave trade, which • had been seized on its return Iron: the coast of Alric 7. and c:trricd to Antigua, has been declared good print• by the English tribunal in that island. The Captan. has appealed, from this judgment, to the Admiralt! Court of London.' _ ' Two persons, brothers, were yesterday tried by th 'Tribunal of Correctional Police, for an assault on at . English hussar. The defendant, being at supper a wine cellar, the hussar entered into a dispute vi ii them, up"u which they assaulted, and wounded hit with a knife. The Tribunal consideting that di hussar had begun the quartet, ne.deratt d te e ment of the defendants to 15 day,' imprisunnient. Count B eithillier, Prefect of the Lower k!:;:•. has addressed a letter to the Mayors of Cantons are Communes in his department, ceded by the treaty t Paris, in which he says : I wish no longer to dela expressing to you the painful feelings 1 experiena on seeing these Commune; cease to form a pert the Department which the King has entrusted to rn care. Since my arrival I have only had htuthens t impose on their inhabitants : they have borne theta with a zeal and self-denial above all praise. A lite greater sacrifice is now, however, dictated. The; are about to be separated from that France wit: , which they were connected by so many ties. 0: idea alone can mitigate the bitterness of the sep.ir Lion : it is, that it is the price paid for the welt.tre their fellow-citizens, and for the happiness they wii at last, enjoy under the reign of their lawful Sov reign." It appears, that there are at present '27 politic journals in the Austrian States. The greater part them are in German, s:)me of them in the Italta.• Bohemian, and Hungarian langeages; there ar besides, several literary journals. A Brussels paper states, that General Excelmat is at present in that city. The Catholic Bishops of London and Edinhurt and the coadjuter of the Atchbishoprick of Cash.: in Ireland, ale actually at Paris, deputed by the C. thelic subj.-a, of the three kingdoms of Great 131 Cliff, to 50,eicit from the French GrArernment the estable.hment ot Vitt Ecclesiastic administration the Colleges of Priests,.and Mission*ries foended • their predecessors in did rent provinces of France. An arm of tins Cour.cil of State, of the 15th Jul. 1.707, hiears literally that the 6 ' Irish scholars shall 1.1 lgoveined in future according to the rules of t. e ! lege of thy Lombards, or seen tellers as it shalt plea ilie Sieur Cardinal de Noaides, Archbishop of Pei and Lis successors in the dignity of Archbishop, t make for good order and*discipline." The Covert ment of Bonaparte had talk secularize) the esta! lishments whit, tile Catholics et the United kingdon had in France. The Prelates whom they send to P.. !is ire charged with demanding that the Culler founded by their predecessors should be restored t their tree destination ; and they have in their fa, • the ancient ordonnances of our Kings and die °rot of things which bad been respected ep to the tote'. of the Decree of the Constituent Assembly of the tit . April 1791. The last letters from Rome relate that the Italia Translation of the Embassy so Warsaw, by M. Pradt, Archbishop of Malines, Iris drawn the attev tion of the Inquisition and been censured erne{ cont. cated. It may well be imagined that it is eitlY greater request. VIENNA, DECEMBER 9. (EXTRACT OE A I'IIIVATE LETTER.) " Mr. de Sturme, the son of the Internuncio, h' • left this for Constantinople : lie is the bearer of ti.. treaties signed at Paris on the 20th Nov. The tree , of alliance between the great powers may seem tranquillize the Divan with regard to the hos'i views which it appears to ascribe to Russia. It even stated that the Russian army trader Bennigset on the banks of the Dniester and the Pruth, will 1 . dissolved through the intervention of the Courts.' London and Vienna." FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 16. A detailed account of the Prussian army has bee 'published. It appears to be composed of 169 leg vents bf infantry And cavalry, without COMMIT Li bittalions.and 'squadrons in reserve, the Mt tillery, garrism battalions and the corps of invalids." VLENNA, DECEMBER 2. Al! his Majesty's chil.tren now inhabit the Imp , rial Palace; the Archduchess Maria Louisa, wit 'her ion, remain, 'however, at Schoenbrun, with ti Archduke Rainer, and ony uses the apartments pro pared for her in the palace, when she comesevery 414' to the city. An illustrious Princess at Vienna, ‘o l ' by her situation, had opportunities of knowing t: charicter of Bonaparte, is reported to have said, .ift , reading the work of Abbe de Pradt, that notwit: standing many .mistakes and exaggerations contain , in it, rt, upon the whole, no one had penetratc. deeper into the character or the Ex-Emperor. Doc. s.—lt is believed that while the Emperor i at Milan he will proceed to choose a Vicer " y. Kerr mentions his Highness the Archduke Ferdinand, th ilstotber of the Empress, who is a native of MILAN, DECEMBER 7. Prince Metternich anived on the 4th, in the morn ing. He did nut stop many hours. And coutomee his route for Venice. The Emperor will nut qui: Venice until the arrival of the famous Corintin.": Horses, and the Lion of St. Marc. These antiquity passed through here on the 4:h. l•