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M BRUSSELS AND - FRANKFORT PAPAIRS.' STRASBURG, JANUARY 11. ORDER OF 'I'HE DAY. Soldiers—The King has charged me to succeed the resgieetabil Duke de Va!my, 13 the command of the 6th division. 1 find *elf with pleasure among you Troops, who during the war, every wisoTe acquired glory, will doubtless. devote the time of peace to their improvement, instruction, discipline, and the per fecting those sentiments of honour which belong to a itiods sol dier. Never ens th 2 I.it of a soldier more assured, under the paternal solicitude of the King. You have been regularly paid during the last eght months. Pensions havebeen put in a train , of settlement, and many of them are already liquidated. The sick have been carefully disposed of in the hospitals; every spe cies of succour has been carried by the Generals commissioned by the Ring, to our prisoners beyond the Vistula. These belie- Sta, so publicly acknowledged, will have the effect of every day • increab.ng your devotion to the descendant of Henry IV.; loathe best rient.er of testifying it will be, I repeat, by crowning with hipline and instiuctlon, the inunortal glory which your courage Ms acquired. (S'red) Duke of Ateuriaa, Stesaturg, Dec. SS, 1 RI 4. Marshal and Peer of Prance. Yeterday at mid-lay the Duke of Albufera assem- Wei dn the parade all the troops of our garrison, on which occasion he haraigued them, and dwelt upon the benefis for which they were indebted to the pre:. smt Gervernment and to the best of Kings. At the close of his speech shouts of nye le Roi burst forth from alt the Generals, officers, and privates, as well as Lic assembled spectators. BRUSSELS, JANUARY 1. Alt is quiet:on the frontiers of France from Metz to ; the niilitary movements that had been ob served have entirely ceased; the different corps of the army have: indeed received reinforcements, but this measure M . Favtuitttral . at a nintteht when so many pri 'emirs of War are teterning home to their country. Perplr 40, that the garrisons of the fortresses in the depai twilit: of the Notch, and of the Straits of Calais, numettom. and thatihat of.Lisle,'in particular, is composed of 1200 foot anetwo . reginsen.cf of horse. .13ut, in making *this Observation people forget, that Fi e, Ling reduced to .her ancient limits, must stecessatily retan a considerable force within them. When the. Prince de Soubize was Governor of French Flanders, before the Revolution, the garrison of Lisle was Ir f citiently con.posed of 16,000 men effective.— The 6n.re of Europe will enjoy a long peace; of this there can be no doubt : if at .this moment any clouds arise, it is towards Turkey - that we must turn our eyes : the Etnpite of the Crescent is threatened. The Bat Wry States, which subsist in pillage, are equall). so. Europe finds it necessary to punish ban ditti, %hose boldness is increased by long impunity, and at last to carry war into their retreats. The affair which has made it necessary to arrest General Excelmans, and to have him tried by a Cotitt-marti.al, makes a great noise in France, espe cially in the army. Tiw• Oeneral is expected in a few days at Lisle, where the Court-martial that is to sit u;-on him is forming. Count Erlon, who is dis tinguiotiud by his military service, will be the Presi. dent. . . 1.: • • • FRANKFORT, JANUARY 1. The Chronicle of the Congress, received last night, amtai .s, from letters from Vienna, the following ac counts, pat ticularly relating to Germany : • Dzczsanea 21.—The Plan already published for the division of Germany into Circles, and the ap pointment of Directors, will not be realised. It is 'Withdrawn, because the Directors of Circles must bave bad too much influence in the concerns of the single States of the Confederation. On the other hand, the plan of a general tribunal of the Confede. radon, proposed by Austria, will be carried into elect. This tribunal will consist of Deputies from all the Gerinan States. Austria and Prussia take a part in it for one part of their dominions. The Tri bunal will decide principally on complaints of the states of the country against the Sovereigns. Acc , ,riling to the Registers which will one day be made kuov:n to Germany, and will confirm this ac— count: a certain Sovereign has been persuaded with great ditiicelty 4o acctd_• to this plan: His consent, it seems has not yet been formally given, but as things stand, it is not to be doubted of. 44 The Sovereign," so says the RegiSter, 4 4 has al. ready made such great sacrifices to the cause of Ger. many ; he has even adopted the idea of establishing assens'.lits of the States, and now he shall make a fat cher sacrifice, and recognize a third party as judge between de States and the Sovereign." That is 'eking too much, hat he cannot accede to. If any difference should arise between the Sovereign and iLL :;fates, it might be referred to the mediation of arc her State. A Tribunal is therefore of no use. T!'e two great Powers have, however, proceeded on the idea that such a tribunal is necessary for the free dom et the State; and the erection of the Tribunal by tie complete majority of votes can. hardly be doubted. This point being gained, will probably ap pear a principal basis of the German Constitution. It is now in debate where the future Tribunal of the Contederation shall have its sittings. Frankfort, Ratisb.nt, Nuremberg, and Augsburg have been pro posed. I/zck.sr.srat 22.—A difficult problem for the wis dom of the Congress, is to satisfy as far as possible the Mediatized powers. They are povierfully sup.' ported by the great Courts. Among them is the venerable Piince Metternith (the father), who has deserved so highly of Germany. Prussia has already given an example, as we see in the Berfirs Gesell, of the 10th, that it orders all the taxes since November I, 1813, to be paid b.tck to the inediatiaed Princes, and has concluded a very favourable convention with Grant Stolbcrg Wernigerode. Another Court ex pressed in the Committee the most liberal principles in respect to these Princes. A third is said to have declared itself expressly against their reinstatement in certain important rights, but desires that their future situation may be such as to afford no ground of com plaint. At all events, therefore, their situation will be better. Some of the greatest may perhaps be raised to the rank of Sovereigns, and the others obtain a great improvement of their condition. Deczesese 28.—Yesterday a second plan for, a German Constitution was delivered in by Austria. TURIN, DECEMBER 27. On Sunday last the Marquis de Caraglid, Aide de-camp of his Majesty, who was sent to Vienna as a co„rier extraordinary, arrived at Turin with an au thentic copy of the protocol/ of the Sitting of the 12th instant, in which the Plenipotentiaries of the High Powers have formally pronounced the annexa tion of the city' and territory of Genoa to the States oi Soren's% inviting his htsJegy to • take It".~ ~.. THE EVENING ST. LONDON. • . • NEXT WEDNESDAY. THE LOTTERY 111101111Leariyi; FIRST TICKET DRAWN A PRIZE ABOVE Ili, WILL RECEIVE £►o,ooo IN ADDfIION, AND MAY PROVE A PRIZE OF Mopes. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1615. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK t Redo. 6541-4 per Ct. Srfi—S per craw l ow ex. &v. Consols 6.51 ex. dlv.—for account, 64—ftlIONI Detains don Bank Long Anns. 16 9-16tbs—Ilnds 19s SOL pre, Exchequer Bills Ss. 6s. pram A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. It brings as an account of a Grand Entertainment which was , given at Ghent by the English and American Com. missioners, in honour of the Peace between the two nations. The most perfect harmony, as might have been expected, prevailed. and the sentiments ex : . pressed by the Ministers of both countries were alike honourable. • Prussia has taken formal possession of her old P.m. vinces in the department of Roer. Some German regiments which were in Italy and, were on their return home, have been ordered to ref main, in consequence, we presume, of the distracted state of that country. There are three principal So. ;vereigns now in Italy, namely, Avarua, the Pon and MURAT. The Italians themselves seem to be dissatisfied with all these Masters. There have been no public appearances of discontent against the Papal sway it is true, but against Austnu and MURAT the clamours have been loud and violent.) —The people, in short, call for independence as a nation, and we trust that their claim will be respected. The inhabitants of Parma, for instance, complain of being transferred without their consent to the Aral duchess MARIA LOUISA and her son. The system is disgusting and absurd, which gives indemnities at random, without consulting the feelings, not to say rights, of the inhabitants. If MURAT is to abdicate the throne of Naples foe instance, by what shadow of right can the Congress at Vienna, or any Power on earth, pension him out upon any district of Europe ? How would the inha bitants of Yorkshire, or any large and respectable English county, like to be told that they were to be the future subjects of one of these revolutionary fun guses. It would be productive of much less evil to allow him to remain where he is, and where be has. many admirers, than to send him to any other people. . But in fact the public of Europe are !till greatly in the dark respecting the arrangements projected by the Congress at Vienna ; for the various rumours circa. hated by means of the Toreign journals ought rather to be ascribed to the fears, the desires, and vague speculations of the writers, than to any decisive in ; formation allowed to transpire respecting question& actually determined. The speculations of the Cos. tinental journalists serve, however, to establish one point highly favourable to the future prospects of Europe. The people have, by recent events, risen in the scale of consideration. The freedom with which political questions are generally dtscnsted af fords a strong evidence of this, and proves, in a wilt ing manner, how much closer, the ties have become which ought ever to unite the interests of the Rulers and the ruled. We may infer froin this, that the Continental States have discovered the secret spring of the national power of Britain, and aim at the intro duction of similar 'principles. Their adoption by other States is indeed a high compliment to this country. How greatly ought we then to prize our privileges ! • . GHENT, DECEMBER no. The American Legation gave, on the Ifflth, a mag- . nificent entertainment to the Eriglisb Ainbastadors, at which the Commandant of the City hid the Hano.l scrim Staff Officers were present. the utmost cor diality and generous fraukneu *vaned at this enter tainment, which was the image of perfect recoo 1 iat ion. Lord Gambier bad risen and was going to give for the first toast, “ The United States of North America," when hit Excellency was prevented by Mr. Quincey Adams, Who gave- 40 His Majesty the Sing of England." The music played Goo Save the King. Lord Gambier- 0 o The linked States of North America." flail, Colianiia, was played. Count H. Yon fiteinhuyse, Intendant of the De partment —s , The Pacificators of the two States - may their union contribute to the happiness of the Department which is confided 'to my government may their Excellencies communicate to their respec 7 - ,. tive Governments, the lively Interest whidl :bar under me take in their reconciliation." • , Mr. Quincey Adams-" His Royal Hisbases Ole Prince of Orange." • • Mr. A. Gallo6o—u The Intendant—beg gig him of to certify to the City Ghen the gratitude of the Ministers of the United States for the attentions which the inhabitants have %hewn them." Lord Gambier—" To the Intendant, vtith similar expressions of personatreprd." • . All these toasts, which were ionised, yihh joy; were the expressions of the sentiments that pr ` lMiled at thii entertainment. Next Tietday the paetiktintit, [gives an entertainment, in his tern, to that avel imieiei. • • • • SOS Ls DUC, JANUARY' • ' Private letten'ftont area ify, - thet they !Mere the fife of. the tete DePikiniest'at the • • . 1 ti Ti , tt* damp' l it torn sot he *WI - Netherlands • sr we had hard. _but with Peuepie I ser, in the &- Arms CatrAirwrietthe nominates et metal Prouian civil orison igs tit ,Department. RAOUL JANUARY se His goril Higkaess Pre Hereditary Prince of Orange has bean for some days post in Ibis capital FIANKFORT, DECEMBER U. The Arenberg Corraga says, that the order for the march of Italian troops to the German dominions of Austria has been revoked ; the troops already on the march are to return to Italy. The German Regi ments in Italy are to return to theirgarrisons, to be completed. Accounts from Vienna of the 24th say, that the German regiments that were already on their march home through ',lris, are ordered to remain in Italy. ... BRIONION, JANUARY 9. :.•Yesterdaythe Panics REGENT rode on the Western .Dorwas for *early two hours ; after which he had a Blast party to dinter and in the evening there was a Concert of Sacred Music. • The Duke efNoturemi left the Pavel°. yesterdaY, for Arundel Castle. Iv Duke of CLASSNet 1211111 t this at with Osumi sad Lady JAN 2 Hourrourr, •at their Wat t Assotdal. Lord CA4TOII. who was OD 2 visit to the Earl of CuICUESTXR. at Stanmer, retnised.to this place yesterday, and is now on a visit to the PIIINC2 RBOXIIT. Lord LIMERICK, and General Law swam, of the German Legion, are the last depar tures from fro- Palace. The ratOtleri A MIIASS.A DOR entertained a party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Porunan-sqnare. The Duke el Mormaix.s le , 3 a select dinner party yesterday, at his house ip Grus•-'nor-square. The Countess of ARRAN had a card party last night at her house in Dover-street. The Earl of MAL/MORT. we are happy to learn, is epoch better. Hi; Lordship sat up several hours. yesterday. The Naval subscription for a monument to the late Lord Macviccs. is proceeding with great success. Several Noblemen and . Gentlemen hays subscribed to present the Duke of WELLINOTSIN with a grand shield, blazoned with his achievements. It is. to be of massy silver, three feet in diameter. The cirann faence is to be divided into eleven comparqoents, descriptive of his various battles. In the centre the Duke of Wiwi orow appears on horseback, attended by the Generals Lord Bac, Lord Baanstroan. and other distinguished Officers. The figures ate in kris ...lime, and they leave the buke prominent. On the 28th ult. Captain Hugo had. the honour of presenting to Major BUTIIHRLAND, 91st RegiOent in the Barracks at Ayr, imtnediately after dinner, two silver cups —one, in the name of the Officers of the late Depot, as a pledge of their most sincere regards. the other, is that of the Noncommissioned Officers, Dremuiets and Private, of the Depot, hutob/T -ex pressive of des sentiment aetrtaioed of his eminent qualities as a soldier. The cups were accepted is an animated address. highly Brut/in ss all Present— when, full of rubyiort, they were passyd round to the Major's health in a deep libation. The esathiag was seftt with an hilarity congenial to the occasion, and to feeling of every mind. Lord LANDAF, is 1114011ilig of lope of his estates -io Ireland. That in the county of Tipperary, the rental of which is £l2OO per annum, has been pur. chased by a gentleman of the name f WAZ ! DRON. . Thursday seanight, the birth.day of the Earl of LONSDAIA and the opening of the new.Market.house at Whitehgven, were celebrated with universal de monstratioas of joy. By the death of the Earl of WISTMIATH the diffe rent Insurance Companies in Dublin will have to iay a sum of nearly thirty thousand pounds, his lite being insured to that amount. One gentleman. a credits of. the late Earl's, will. it is said, receive of them about twelve thousand pounds. Sir JOHN SHELLZY. Bart. has Caused to be turned out on his Maresfield Park Estate, Susie; near Lewes, 20 pheasants, of which number 193 are hens. So many new bridges are to be built over the Thames, that a gentleman who draws the long bow says that be expects to see the time when a game at battledore and shuttlecoek shall be played front one to the other 1 Htsmoorran News.—The sieges of the towns of Hintforen and Khuraira still continue. The opera dons at both places have been marked with more than usual spirit and activity. Hardly a day passes without a skirmish, and the sallies from both garrisons have been fretrent. The Rajah of KtROWLY having sent 1000 of his troops to assist in the reduction of Khuraira, has had the mortification to witness not only their defection from the cause which he had es poused, but even their actual junction with the enemy. Corrupted by the money or seduced by the promises of the Mader, they marched in a body from the camp of the bewegeritii the Tina of the liesiegich they all reached their new destination in safety, ex cept shout dd, who were seised in their progress to the fort, and were immediately dismantled of their in** and ears. The Rajah himself, jets* incensed sit their conduct, has wiry wajustl wreaked Ms yen- Ferzon their innocent and families aaridestroprig them with remnrselitst • Euuoa alladAtat Mass..—'The late Rent* MN Ikary Goverialmint sum to have used every means to both the education and instruction of' ihe pm*, but more especially of the soldiery. (;rent care appears to hale been taken, not only to prevent either rack* and morality from reaching their ears, but that this should be done too in a way the most degrading to the Church and the Priesthood. The diets march into church with their hats on, and their arms on their shoulders. The word of command is given to them in a loud voice by their officer, as on the parade. The officers and the band take posses. 'don of the Chancel of the Church, on other occasions rizr e ted to the Priests ; and, to crown all, during of the performance of Muss, the band vases the manes with executing military ail, aci that it is impossible to hear a word 0f the service.. The sadism*, of course, we not much Ominous* with a devotional-spirit. log mirky thentwiwn. ea &Ernst INM ‘ This is the witflorkanisli Ulm at oi• • PUPAL INTILLIGOVE. weetetete . AD/MALTY-OFFICE, /AIitYARY Noncs.-- e llisre semis reapon to believe, from in formation Sigel received, that the report made by the Commander of his Maissq's sloop TYNAN, of the destruction of the Langships Light-house, wa! incorrect. J. W. CROICEIt. The Albion, Nein, from London to Dublin, pa into Millard ltb instant by 110110•11 winds. The West India Rest had net sailed from Cork the nth wit the wind was that day E. E. ' The Vrow Freese, from Bremen to Bllboi, i. artied.toto f W wfol, with less of anchors and alga, and leaky, and men &chirp her with The Profess, Kdaer ' from larnelea, is salved at the Soa;i of bind, with ennilderable damage. Tbe View Antoinette, Vieretrelg,_ from Rotterdam& to LCL too, was Yet alit tit near the Wk. TM Path, Illmpoo, frost Halifax to the 04pds, bat iNe^.. telwa 'and hunt by an American petvateer, within thirty mil,. rif Halifax. The Huard, from Hattfaa to Misspell% was token and Borst obw Nth Nov neer Halifax, by the Lammas privateer. "Emmet at letter from the &taster of die brig Mar g aret Frauds, doted Cmit, Oth feanary, wa• sheet ow miles west of Sqy_go the tat instant, whore, & seri% wbb kilt pus groin the W. and W. SAV. alts leap to for three days, I was obli .to ma Into Cork es ;be -*hi of dke sd infant ; WO were Mkirml by a schooner privateer hem the Old Head of tlaseNtto the aiotft of Cod& harbour, abut nothing but the dedrhiolote'revested, my bleat Wien g to re tr, irlffari at theN7= atr0" 111" • • • I I el •• • • • I t AMOUT tAiVailkir Arrived ibt *limn from Waterfaid. Sailed* Prime Ernest packet, with a Mali fqr Lisbnn..itirind 1 1 1.*W. strong silos with frequent shoats - - PLYMOUTH, JANUARY e. Caine in the Good Intent, Hay, from Waterford, and the Clraileuae, - Dvionsi, from Ll'Orittat: • DEAL i . JANIIAIIV to. Charles Grant, tngps, Vansittart, Esser, 1)210 Scott o and the Marquis Cafa&s. Esetrifklianwa• are detained en the Downs by contrary winds. Came down from the River, the Oxford, Folan&T, bound to Gibralter.-;—Wind Wept. • L/VERFOOL, JANUARY e. Arrived the Rainnering, linsbusams, from Dantzie, with loss of anchors and cables. The Princess Willie!. mina, from Siinemunde foe Liverpool, was driven on shore at Portaseg 27th qltimo. kfILFORD HAVON, J.lll4lPalitT S. Arrived. dui Albida, Dem, fi'm London for Dublin.;_. Phenix, Enavnu., from Daittzie, timber for hi. MajestY's Dock-yard in this port; Man, EVANS, from London for Liverpool; his Majes ty's s hip SPITFIRN, from 2 cruise; Lark, WIMP. trM Dublin for Cork. Sailed Oils rioniibig. his clue brig Woont.asus, Cstptain'Consturz, with the follow : , in vessel; under convoy; Adonleed COClibeph DM, from Halifax for London; Swift, CRAY, from Bris tol for the Brazils; John Edward, EvAxs, from Car matihen for London ; Levant, Mittlisa. frost 1, e 1• for Landon; Queen and Frederick transports, for Plymouth. Remain his Majary's ship Menu. Notwithrtanding alltbalkas been said so the con. 'wary, we - can truly assert. tint. the American cartel Fingal still rosining at Havre. Captain Sidlficti, *tio commands the Fine. leas this day on • the \ Ito rg Exchange- Yesterday a Coon cif Directme was held at ojc East India Manse, when Cnpinia ' B. Own' . Ina inviwiints dry tm . i .i ntand•of thil'Elireathatn, destiold to Madras and . 4 letter from :dated January 9, says, w The ship taith, &On the Mediterranean lor Hall, arrived in the Downs this day. The 1106Stalf Tepoffh ihat in his plap d own the Mediterranean ' be fell in with it Turkish *ate, with three Dutch galliots in tel!i which sbe had taken. This circpsnmance praies . the existence of hostilities between the Algerines and other Turks and the butch." . government have begup in good eessert to enforce the payment of the duties under the Bonding lii,Pete- Yesterday no less than seven writs were imbed from . the Excheouer, to compel the payment of duties for bonded wines. This day many more are expected 'to be limed on account of spirits. • , A Common-Ha ll was held at Rochester yesterday se'nnight t When it was unaninsously resolved to pe tition Niliament against the renewal of the Property Tax. At the late audit of Sir Haw Bvarman Nfaxn, Bari. holden at CirsbAM, his numerous tenantri, who had taken leaser on advanced rents, were unexpect edly informed; that on account of the great fall in the price of grain, the toner rents only would be exacted.. Thit Cuurt Martial which is to assemble onMon day next at Winchester, for the: trial of Sir Jams MVIVIAT; is not expected to lest king, at thus are secu lingf ti g on. few sos witaes summoned in support of she pi!. The grand Gmternment_peyrk‘ =ski. .e 11 1. 8 = completed on notindow: Hersh, .to Man* an*- wed gnopowda ' Thr the vairt aeon iiiit lo ibtovirbe trans Potted bi_enaile to - tho IWO *OM parve'ilrelo 4 14n ek n n . Th li t ia cieuse aill 6 t WA% ilaster!**e e. Mitile4. l l2 • 9 ( 4901401R0UP1/ 1 4 16 blciy ttp, • Vie coma loon , no . . minute/ the •-•• .: -:,••- - 1 - I - From the following doenstmot• width is an nalW so rite Mayor and people of Lislaonloy ibeVrin9SlT gest - of Portu gal .. it Will. bpi. teseradi AM pe `Ails i declined their nvitationonrettun *Ms 61 1 4 has only distantly hinted at the - ef Wit . , appearance in his capital% • 4 •-• --'' • ' ' lab Very Honourable Mayer di* Paspleef wry Oty of Mika -14 bis Prince Sagan sods bis wishes hr Tour, b.' . V.Nos the most itveir sensibm. ad tbi spostiat if Y i ng,ol t receive to my paternal royal heart tine ['Weeny or y end love, which in do same of the pea* of that dry *44 b ast addressed to my august passe, with ezpressions of *wittier 'ad of the fervent desire you feel to see me rat red to Tat in tisison with my Mogul Peaully. Se th pure ind t werdy . esotiments ay. natural to . a ipk. who preserve their nerd and attalleadot to, their legitimate lierrereign, and precetved the Miff*** 'Mint es the most precious tusenassue of the sacrifices I have slide* • the preseratiod of a sovereignty which has bees t h e lIR . kappj, and under which the Government has at mark of the pa l tered character. blimp ' Paovkoeuct W e rii has manifestly protected our alpinimoususertien, aisdeigise o . the Allied Powers, and which ha removed the great Oat* that was opposed te the peace qf the world, happily losoreaa us the re•establisbesento#urder„ and of yur ancient presyfrio; and will 4eign to rentaerate Ink tur the large share I have Isdcoe`, by allowing me, ashes cirermstapsea shall permit, is he ix + 1010 y sty peek who by a many titles deserve my royal Ttlrit dee ; and he will eaahls na, In erty mat cr , to tt yea how much l have adineted yens ad hawse cant eau. I send dam en pulao ss. =; l 7 - 4 1. Tar 1 4°)P4 1111 .• ne ober dim thin you • • N • s • I I. IS Opal Is IR Palm; JimelriN Mb Agree, 1 alt. •• • • "Gel) .ti sits tiustOor. * , I ,