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es t,c4 to form the garrison of Sedan. anclan &pal ❑o:b - 'r to occupy Chatlemont. On the other side, as soon as the other conditions o f the provisional arrangement are• accomplished, the rritssian trt )ps are to Siva• up the fortresses of Ma fienburgh and Philippeville to the troops of the Ne. the! lands. Tl t e Hanseatic Legion, which formed a part or L o rd Wellington's army, is already on its march low. The advanced guard of this corps is arrivid :3 eliS city. Several corps of cavalry and infantry of iv British German Legion, will soon march through Iwzinia to go to Hanover. It is observed that these which have suffered the most in the late short but bloody campaign, al* the first that return hone. We expect several corps of English infantry to form the garrison of this city. it leen.% however, ihtt t he heal-quarters of the Duke of Wellington v a not come home till the French frontier fortrisiet are oc cupied by numerous garris o n s o f t h e Alli e d tro BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER I. It is affirmed that, for the security of the Southern f:osinces ot Belgium and of Luxemburg; the follow i„,! measures have been resolved upon: our army of 1 43,000 men is to take up a double line of canton. 13 , 01 1.e:tending trom the North Sea to the Mowed.s The Prussians are to farm the left wing ni this ;;r my, al;.1 the Allied troops under the Duke ot I , w,ton, the centre and the right wing. Three strong formsses lying behind each other on the way to Paris, as Valenciennes, B iuchain, and Cambray, are to be occupied. All the fortresses which tLe Allies are to occupy for five years, are to be provisioned for several months, to be secure against any event. Besides this rualerotio reserves will be at bard, in the Prussian It:lea's!) Provinces, and in the Southern Provinces of the Netherlands, ready to advance immediately if ciicunntancLs should require. The grand head-guar. tern come to Brussels, and will probably remain Lem a 1011g.tiMe. It is universally affirmed, that the Commandant of Conde, who was guiliy of the murder ot Colonel Curd 41, is arrested, and will be brougut before a CAurt Martial. The French General Count Lobau, (Mouton) who was taken prisoner in the battle of Waterloo, has ob. wined leave to go to an estate near I.iege, belonging to his wife, the Countess of Arberg, a native of Brussels. NIMECUEN, OCTOBER N. We expect to-day 300 men, and to-morrow a Ha noverian battalion, on their return beim. As it seems only 5,000 Hanoverians are to remain in France, it i:•opposed a great part of the Hanoverian contingent 'till pass through this neighbourhood, though it is • Frob.ible that a large divi . sion of these troops will Ten) sin as garrisons in the fortresses of the southern ranimes. We expCct !Up two a battalion of Swiss to strengthen our gacrisim: BOIS LE bI.IC, OC ' T'OBER 29. DE Friday arrived here 200 Hanoverians from h^sritals in the Southern provinces, returning home. ey mere mostly severely wounded and unfit for I Alm service. A great many had undergone dan gerous amputations. There were many women with tLerr. whose husbands were killed on the bloody days of the 16th. 17th, and 18th, or who have since died of their wounds. DEVENTER, cfcrocEn co. . Today the pan of the causeway to Utreclit, be. ;inning at the Yssel bridge, in this town, is faished, The beauty of this work makes a strik. coatrast to the ruins of the buildings and habitations destroyed in the siege of this place by the plundering and incendiary French garrison; but we flatter ourselves that our beloved Sovereign will allow the owners to replace their houses and other possessions in their fornuir situation. DORT, NOVEMBER I. Our volunteers returned yesterday s and were re ceived v,ith trunsports of jny. SPAIN. We thougla that, except in Spain, it would have een impossible to have found any were a defender • t',e "Beloved FERDINAND ;" but he has found one iN 1:e Astrian Observer, from wl:ich we have given as extract ill another column. The subjoined letter, 4 :. , "/;ming directly from Spain, will be found mdre tz ,, :esting to the generality of our Readers : " NIOSTOI.ES, (3 leagues from Madrid) OCT. 10. " Great ev,nts Lave taken place in our Court, within these " t%ys. Poe i !ER'S entrrprize filled the Ki NU with consterna -1"1 al well as all those who surround Lis throne, so much so • talked t.f Luthlnz else but flying away to Andalusia, " . '“ag their cooth:cr, convoking the Curtes of the kingdom, in tin; place of ancient ferocity, measures of t ' l4l t 6 c'Alsivai and amends to the persecuted Liberal party. The Lovieva, the King knew of the seizure of Poatire, • fears t;:rned into indignation against those favourites who, wi.:s apprehensi o ns, had dared to suggest to him measures : 1 "-cleactudence, and in a paroxysm of rage, he cast them " 41 his presence. At the same time he ordered the Flemish 4e4t:41 . $r MAR r, commanding in Gallicia, to execute Poe. 1 : 2 !., labours after the receipt of his order, which was done ` 11 :0 the greatest exactitude. " After this unfor tunate event, the KING found on his table a rtas3rlszunce, written in the name of the Council of Castile, is vuich the latter advises, that as then could be no measure more ?isfertuable to the designs of his Majesty, than the Chamber of ': (14 I) , pities, he had better solicit its aid from his Cousin • 'is XVIII. who it was presumed would with pleasure accede )1 "' r"l'lest,as soon as said Chamber bad ended its sessions this Lr in P a". '1 he KING was :loin thrown into a furious rage the greattet exertions are ail :ugh la oidet to discover the 'eor cr this paper." STA 11 . TFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. . • ~ We have this ;nitwit receliCa the Peri?, Papers of SAturday, from which 'we haVe only time to make the following extracts. No public business of im portance was transacted in the Trench Chambers on Friday PARIS, NOVEMBER Marquis Oasnond. the French Minister at TuriH, has been suddenly sent for by the King. It is thoug'it he will be appointed Ambassador at London or at Vienna. Monday the affair of Ney will positively commence. M. Berryer, his defender, will plead the question of 'competence before the Council of War. On the 16th Lavallette will be brought before the Court of Assizes. M. Triplet- is Lavallette's advocate. It is said that some persons, disguised as gene d'armes, have attempted to carry off NEY by force horn prison, but they have been arrested. Thelig has presented the Hotel Elysee flour bon to the Duke of Wellington for his residence, which his Grace has aCapted; Today English troops and English cannon sup. plied the places in Paris formerly occupied by the Prussians, who have marched for the right Eatilt of the Seine. The Prince de Pois assumed yesterday the com mandment of the Gardes-du-Corps, in service near the King, the Duke de Havre having served the ac customary time, The King pfesided yesterday at a Council of Mi. nisters from two till four o'clock, after which the Austrian Ambassador had an audience; his Majesty took an siring for an hour. The Prussian troops still keep their cantonments at Evreux, PAssy.sur-Eure, and its environs. A number of English troops will take up their winter quarters at Mantes. Lyons continues to be in a state of perfect tran quillity. The good spirit of the inhabitants is mani fested more and more every day. Moulin►, Nevers, Cone, La Charite, Brian, and Montargis, are entirely evacuated by the Allied Troops. The head-quarters of the Prussian Army will be at Coblentz—the troops will be cantoned !room the frontiers of France to Erfurt. The Ministers of the Allied Powers, who are ex. petted to sign in a few days the definitive convention with France, will leave here in the course of next week. Prince Metternich will remain here alone for a short time. Prince Hardenberg and Baron Hum boldt return to Frznkfort, to assist on the Ist Decem. ber at the opening of the Germanic Diet. Count Goltz will continue to reside here in quality of Am. bassador from Prussia to the Court et France, until the return of Baron Humboldt. M. Justus Gruner, on whom the King of Prussia has conferred the title of Baron, goes immediately to Dresden, in quality of Ambassador. The Austrian garrison at Dijon is composed of be tween three and 4000 men. It is .aid Count Girardin and M. Odio, Superior Officers of the National Guard, have given in their resignation. The PIUNCE REGENT arrived at Coombe Abbey on Saturday evening, the seat of the Earl of CRAVEN. His Royal Highness will honour several Noblemen with a short visit during his absence from London, which is expected to continue for a fortnight. Yesterday the King of CANDY'S Throne and Sep tre were removed from Eatl BATIMII4T'S Office, an I)owni.►g-street, to Carlton House. The Trophies of War taken at the Battle of Waterloo were removed from the same Office to the Tower. Dowager Lady CLERMONT gave an elegant dinner yesterday, to the Dowager Countess of SEkTON, Ge neral and Mrs. Sr. JOHN, Hon. Mrs. DAMlili t and a select party, at her house in Berkeley-square. In the evening her Ladyship had a card party. The Earl of MALMSBURY entertained the Earl and Countess of DARNLEY and a select party to dinner on Sunday, at his house in Privy-gardens. Lord and Lady MELBOURNE gave a grand dinner on Sunday, at their house, Whitehall, to.the Countess of Jeasay, Lord and Lady Osstmsron, Sir G. Roam sox, Bart. Captain CLIFFORD, the Hon. Guinan LAMBE, &c. In the evening her Ladyship had a large party of distinguished fashionables; amorg them were— The Spanish and Austrian Ambassadors, the Countess Leiven, the Duke of Bedford, Lord Palmerston, the Misses Tent'le, Mr. De Numan, the Hon. Mft. Darter, Miss Barry, Mr. and Lady Ponsonhy, Mr. N. Dawatm, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Greville, Mr. c aitova, &e. PARIS, °motet M.—Yesterday, the Earl and Countess of MOURTNORIUS opened thrir Hotel with a grand ball and supper, given on the christening of the infant son of Mr. and Lady FitaNct:s Women- IWRNE WEBSTER. Lord BYRON and Mr. CHARLES WEDDBRBURNE, her Ladyship's uncle, were the spon sors. His Grace the Duke of RICHMOND stood sponsor for the for the former, and the Earl for the latter. All the rank rank and fashion of Paris were present, but among the first were — Their Royal Highnesses the Princes Frederick of Orange. Ba varia, Saae-Coberg, Meck!lit, and Talleyrand ; the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Duchess of Richmoad, and the Ladies Lennox ; Lord and Lady Castlereagh, Lord and Lady James Murray, Lord and Lady Leitrim, Lords Arthur Hill, Apsiey. C. Fitzroy, W. Rus sell, Sir Charles Stuarr, and all the Foreign Ministers, with a numerous hst of Hun.wrables, dic. &c. &c. - Captain TUCKRY has commissioned the CONGO sloop of war, in which he is to prosecute his voyage of discoveries in the River of that name, in South Africa. It was the last decided opinion of the enterprising MUMS PARK, that the Niger (the source of which is still actually unknown) fell into the sea on the wes. tern side of Africa, in the kingdom of Congo, and was there called the Lairs or Lain. f ! " •• ! ' ' THE T . 4' last Act of Parliament pasted for fixing the rates It subsistence to be paid to innkeepers and others on quartering soldiers, specifies. that Is• per .day. is allowed fur each man—tor horses quartered Is. U. per day to be paid for hay and straw. Last week, the Fifeddre Militia marched through Glasgow, on a route for Port-Patrick, where they will embark for Ireland. • Saturday se'irstight the main body of.the 97th Re- Rinieut was inspitced.la Waterford Barrack) by Ma jor -General Sir WILLIAM AYLLITT. Tuesday the Limerick City Regiment was inspect, ted by Lieutenant-General Lord Formes, at Kinsale. The freedom ot the City of Cork has been c 0 ,.. ferrcd by their grateful townsmen, on the tollowin4 gallant Oilicers (natives of that City) who were pre sent at the battle ot Waterloo t Lieutenint James Chatterton, Itth Dragoons. Ca. twin Charles •I'etilun, itei:lturnt of Foot. Lieutenant James entrhurst, dad ditto. Lieutenant Jasper Lucas, ditto, ditto. Lieutenant Edwar4 Hodder, 69th ditto. I.eutenant Chri.topher liusteed, ditto, ditto. Captain James Uravers, 95th ditto ditto. I .;eis , enant R11111:1 t K... 1 lett, 9 Alt ditto, ditto. Lieurvnant John R . )bertti, 7 i A ditto, ditto. Ensign Wm. Clarke, Sinh ditto, ditto. Lieutenant Win. Rogers, Royal Engineers. Last week a Corporal ot the 7th regiment was nn fortunately drowned, by falling into one of the Dock basins, at Portsmouth yard. lie had just posted a centinel, when, the niAht being dark, in turning tound, he fell over a snatch-block (one which is affixed to the ground) into tile basin, and was not heard once to struggle : his body was taken out at day-light. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOU CH, NOVEMBER 6s Arrived his Majesty's ship Mismoe, from Guern sey ; Ann and William Pitt transports, from Ply mouth ; and the Liberty transport, from Gibraltar.— Sailed the Nancy transport, for Deptford. Wand S.W. DI'M., NOVEMBER 6. Came down from the River the Europe, Mizts, for India ; Carshalta Park, JONES, and Britannia, SMITH, for Jamaica ; and the Blessing, Lerma, for Montreal, and remain.--Arrived the Maria Eliza beth, NIEMAN, from Newcastle for St. Michael's; she was on shore on the Goodwin Sand this morning, was got off by a Ramsgate bolt, and brought into the Downs.—Wind S.W. GRAVESEND, NOVEMMR 6. Arrived the Britannia, &sour.; and Houle, HO, Buck, from Archangel; Lark, Orsewr, from Kamburet ; Resolution, Ro berts, from Dublin; his Majesty's ship Lightiling, from Cork ; Vrow Swankey, Boyd, from Antwerp; u. 4 hia Maje•ty's ship Sparrow; Walker, from the Moditerranean.-.-•'inled the Venus, Ptoport, for Cork; Balmer, Hudson, for India! James, Rots, for New Provident..; Forttryn. Doom, for An:lll44am ; and Thornlcy, Gramma, for Hamburgh. The BELLEROPHON, 74, at Sheerness. is ordered to be fitted for a convict ship. The ASSIVTANCE has been broken op at Portsmouth ; the PEGASUS and Caovns are coming into Dock, to be broken up. The PaucArr is taken out of Duck, and the ALcasrs in. Nineteen ships are advertised to be sold out of the navy. Besides which, the ALBACORII I KANGAROO, BASILISK, SYLVIA, QUAIL, BRAMBLE, and MACXAREL, alt at Plymouth. are ordered to be paid ; and the TIGRZ, 74, to be broken up. The PONIPEE, SO, Sir JAMES A. Woos, is arrived at the Nore (to be paid off) from the Mediterranean, afar a passage of tun days from Gibraltar : sbe touched at Mahon, on her way down from Marseilles. Lord Exmou . rtt will remain in the Mediterranean, with the B:110111, AJAX, MONTAGUE, BOMBAY. La• VIATHAN, and Beawicx, uutil the Spring.—The Baawzot is to lie as guard-ship at Genoa. The British bl.svy in commission, made up to the Ist instant, consists of: Ships of the Line, effective • • • 27 Fifars . . . 7 Frigates, and other Post Ships - 90 Sloops f War, Schooners, &c. - . 124 Troop Ships . - 12 Guard Ships (not effective), Hospital ditto, &e. lg Total in can ustssion ess Last week, a fishing boat, containing six persons, in endeavouring to put to sea, off Redwharf, Angle sey, for the purpose c.f taking up some herring nets, was unfortunately upset, when, melancholy to relate, every soul on board perished. Among the sufferers were five persons belonging to the same family, viz. a father, three sons, and an uncle. _ _ Monday seartight a serious accident happened to Mr. NORTON, while shooting on the estate of the Earl of PORTSMOUTH, at Hurstbourne Park. Mr. N. was re-loading a second barrel, when the fire communicated to the powder in the flask, which in stantly exploded, and materially injured the hand and arm. Mr. Nowrun is in a fair way of recovery. List week as some men were amusing themselves by shooting at a mark on Southsea Common, a young mati, Steward of the Portsmouth yacht, passing near the spot at the moment, was accidentally shot throt.qt the arm. WednLsday last, Jnrn SHERRY was executed at Glasgow, pursuant to his sentence, for robbing Mr. M•Cui.t.ocir, on the Paisley-road, in May last. The unfortunate man confessed his guilt, and bowed to his late with resignation. He has left a widow and five infant children. NEWM All K Clt A VEN MEETING, 1816.-14:MAT. —Mr. Flot.nswoitTH'S Filho da Puta, Bst. 91b. against Mr. NEVILLE% Sir Joshua, Bst. 21b. R. M. 1009 g s• Tim 'Tut.—The paragraph, which has lately appeared in several of the papers, with respect to Vilho Lid Puta, the %loner at the St. Leger Stakes this year at Doncaster, being a year too old, and Lord FeraurteLtam, as owner of the second horse, having claimed the Stakes, we are authorised to state is entirely void of foundation. Friday last, Mr. SAIILER, junior, ascended in his Baiioon at ELlinborgh. The yard of the College was allotted for filling the Balloon, and at hall-past two he ascended, amidst the applause of an immense assemblage, coi;ecied not only within' the walls of the College, but in all the streets, and on all the Church steeples, !muse tops, and eminences around. Mr. Sam.ea's voyage was, however, of very short duration, for in eight minutes, from the hazy state of the atmosphere, he thought it most prudent to open the valve ; and the consequence was, a most rapid descent a field rear l'ortobello, and about two miles frcan the place of his ascents the Balloon and the Car were totally destroyed by the assembled crowd, amjd their transports cl joy. TIM ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN: •• z • RACHI3TER--SIEVENTII DA Y.••••BAK ER started yer: , - terdaY , morning .in his usual high .spirit , , an.i in which lie coot,. Itel throughout .he whole of the day, frequently sng lig as he proceeded •lottg. Of his seventh, day's journey he completed 13 miles aid three-quarters bet ore hreakla : he co ono need -ag ttl at nine, and at eleven had made. goo,' 23, selmn retitled for about a qu,rier of an hou r t.. th e Cossack, and then returned to hic task until one, when I.e dined, having by that tune gone 30 ; at four o'clock 40; and at ei;i!it last night, and 144 rods, when he fittiched for the day ; having then, indoding the miles allowed him rn the rids, rcriermed :361 milesind 296 r ids in i"Vell d tys I3?tts wen: yester day two to one in favour of his finally acc , mptishing h:s undertaking. The following is a correct statement of 13 %Km's firit week's performance, and whit wis la. delivered to the Commiuec, by Mr. NICiIOLLS, Clerk of the Cnurse: •AT. MILES. RODS. 1. 62 72 2. 63 96 S. 61 192 4. 51 , 144 5. 50 144 6. 50 114 7. 50 114 359 It Ong- 936 1:96 MILES. RODS. 2 294 3,1 296 ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN. A baker, named J. ATION I residing in the vicinity of Red Linn square, is backed for a considerable sum to walk 1100 miles in 1100 successive hours, which undertaking exceeds Captain Bauccav's match by WO miles.—lle is so confident about accomplishing this a , du us enter prise, that his friends at present are takilg all the odds; he has the appointing of the ground him.elf, which is not yet fixed upon, but he went to Black heath to see the ground where Witsola which place it is supposed he has approved of.—He intends to commence in a few days. HOPPING PEDF.STRIAN.--A gentleman of Itimpshire, who is now at Oxford, has offered to haft one mile in ten minutes, provided hit ji iend: will male nit a purse of forty game' as ; and in crder to stimulate them in Ins behalf, be has already gone half the distance in four minutes and twelve seconds. MINIUM MATCH. Yesterday a donkey, the pro perty of the once celebrated Jack II mmond, of Troy Town, Rochester, for a wager of £3 a side, which its owner had made with the Captain of a trading vessel, started, at six o'clock in the morning, front the one-mile stone, Chatham, to perform +0 milet on the Canterbory.road. The ass, with its rider, his master, who, with bridle and saddh, weighed eleven stone four pounds, went to the Vet mile stone at Borden, and returned in high style from where it started, at ten minutes after five in the afternoon. . Tns Cuace.—The Eot 1 of J)'r'ington's Fex Hounds wel throw off to-morrow, at Linger; kr:day, at Norton Cooper; ; Saturday, at the Oak Tore, Leeming-lanea—Lord Fox Hounds meet to-morrow at Rossingtott liridsre; Friday, at Grove Plonte.—Sir M. M. Syk-s's Hounds meet to-morrow at Welham; Friday, at Sherborne Village.—Sir 3. Graleam'q F.)s Hounds throw off to-morrow, at i.ryston ; Friday, a , Nostell Saturday, at Fenwirl:.—Mr. Fox's l-Itoirn!s Inee. nn I'hur.d.y, ttt Great Preston ; Saturday, at CUT al Moor.-1 he tainl•ton Fox Hounds riots to-morrow at Gr. at Siaiotcr. ; Friday, at Bradbury Bridge; jaturilay, at Enbleton.—Th, sintrington Fox Hounds in.:et on Fr , day at I lelmsley..-- I he HolderneFs Fox Hounds n .set to-tror.ow at Pie Park; Thurs,:.iy, at Barton Indira ; Friday, at Beeford Village; : , aturclay, at lialshain.-- The York City Hounds bun to-non row at I inhy ; Friday, at Askant Fiehl.—The Easingwold Subscription lox Hooi,ds meet on Sa turday at Spring House Wood.— Ile I bor2aby Hounds hunt on Thursday at Stainton Vale; Sa-urday,at Mandate etidg..—The Nor hallerron and Brampton Harriers throw off on Sat u:day at Martin's Fully; Tuesday, at Welbury ; Sa tart: ty, at Nortbalterton Castle Hills,—The Underhy-Steeple Union Hin ders throw off on Thursday at Wirlaby Hatfield Hounds meet Thursday, at Broad water; Saturday, at Holwell !'ark, at half-past ten.—. The Essex Hounds meet Wednesday, at Leaden Roothing.—The East Essex Foxhounds meet I hursday, at Morn Gardens, at ten o'clock. The East Et. 1.% Union Fox-hounds meet tomorrow, at St. Osyth's street; Saturday and Monday, in Heditigham country, at ten o'clock. Ihe Fox-hounds of R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet to-morrow, at Oakwood; Friday at Bendy Loog Wood. lord Althorp's Hounds meet Thursday, at Du*. too; Friday, at Watford Cap, each day at half past ten. The Oakley Hounds meet Wednesday, at Rushden ; triday, at Hol- Boston Wood. Lord Fitzwilliam's Hounds meet tomorrow, at Barnwell Wold : Thursday, at Ibuumerton Grove. A buck, a few days ago, was turned nut near the Race-hill, at Brighton ; but the sport he afforded was undeserving of mention. Another, on Thurs. day, was turned out before the Duke of NORFuLlell hounds, near Aruad2l, which gave more diversion, the field being numerously attended. The subscrip. tion pack of harriers were in the enjoyment of some brisk sport on Friday. There were fifty-one well mounted horsemen in the fiAd. Five hares were run hard in the course of the thy, three of which yiel up their lives to their staunch pursinTs, and two es caped. Many of the horses, in the end, were knocked up. Cuntous Fox HUNT—Saturday se'nnight thehour di belonging to the Newry Hunt started a fox at Ta nury. After a short chase, Reynard disappeared, having cunningly mounted a turf stack, on the top of which ha lay down flat. Finding himself at last perceived by one of the hounds, he left his retreat, closely pursued by the pack. Being again hard pressed, be ran up a stone ditch, from n iiich he sprang on the root of an adjoining cabin, am, in not ed up to time chimney top. From that elevated si. tuation he looked all around him, as it cntlsdly re connoitering the coming tunny. A cunning old hound approached, and having gailed the suunnit of the roof, had already seized the f•lx in imagination, when lo ! Rt:ynard droprd down the chimney. Tile dog looked wistfully down the sint' opehing, but dared not pursue the fusitive. Meantime, whilst the hound was eagerly inspecting the smo iky orifice of the chimney, Replan!, half ento!aed in soot, had fallen into rho lap of an old womin, whoonn rountlc4 by a number of children, was gravely smoking hat pipe, not at expecting the entrance of this abrupt visitor. 44 Emiladh eleoud!" said the aflrighted fe male, as she threw from her the black red quadruped. Reynard grinned, growled, and strewed his tangs; and when the sportsinfi, who had secured the door, entered, they found him s is p isaeasion of the kitchen, the old woman and the children hay ng retired, in terror of the invader, t aft obscu:e corner of the room. The fox was taken alive. toRICE S FOLKS THIS' DAY Asi• TWELVE O'CLOCK: Reduced 60I—Cone. money 610 —for 4 per Cent 74, 1 ,-5 per Ceti:. floiti--Bofids 4s. pr. Onza. 151 pr.—lizels. lit& Is. Its se. ps. not qol r.r4 ing in! am fol. at: