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sia, from Bromberg tp ralisch, whicia.the Ensperor Alexander will cede to the. King of Prussia, his ally; and with the exception also of some districts of 014 and Modern Galicia, which will be restored toAustrle. IV/WM. Dia/41/BER £6. Notwithstandhig the last isiws published officially on the state of our Colonies, we ars sot without our alarms on this important subject. Oar expeditions have not set sail, and our finances are at a very low, ebb. The civil and military departments are unpaid. The royal vales low more than two-thirds of *tick value. Every thing, in short, threatens ruin and decay. Certain of our merchants have been obliged to carry into France the produce of our soil for a market : this is a ruinous system, for the French ought to come to our markets ; but it is the conse quence of the impolitic restrictions upon our commu ,iications with our neighbours, and it is ourselves who are really the sufferers. NAVAL INTELLIGINCE. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY la. This day was published, price Ts. 6d. sewed, APATOT ARATI DIOSMEA, NOW LI COLLA*I lONE SCRIPTORVM ILLVS- 4rrived his Majesty's ship Manors. from Halifar sailed 19th alt. having in charge sit tall of traesperrts which paned in bad weather i Prozant, from New foundland. last from Falmouth I *lnd 'Minerva . , Km amt. from Cork. Came into harbour the Harriett. isZONTATroW a ELLIS, OF TIIJ • (From the We TR.I VIT, 1' 110 MAC FORSTER, F. 1.. S. The King of Prnuia, who acquiesces in the pre. tensions of the Emperor, persists in thin which Ile has manifested to a part of the Belgian departments and on the countries of Treves and Cologne, in spite of the opposition of a Great Power, which thinks it contrary to her interests, and to those of Prussia her self, that this Monarchy should extend to the left bank of the Rhine. . This enema place on Monda About o which were the DMERHUIIV, the Comma, the COVINITIMp and appearance, the d at she entrant siderate and - con sow, presented a /Clap Colonel lumber, where ilody Corporate torwatd to the a Colonel Euts, Lon(lin! : In Artsl,ua Volpiani, ( notes-court, Chancery few). 'Ventt Apud Lunn • Law; eongman et Soc.; Lackington cc Sec ; Ictlvington k et /SAW • - - THE EVENING. STAR. DEAL, JANUARY IS. Came down from the River the Catharine, Eason Dasher, Mom ; Royal Edward, &ammies Meister . W/SDIAN ; and several more, particulars unknown— most of them have proceeded on their pop. Ar• rived the Nam frigate and the RAIIISIM gus•brig from the Note to Portsmouth ; and the Miiriß, Kay froin Cork to London, with loss of *cher and Cable and other damage. Sailed the Perseverencii, Ito IICRTS, to Ramsgate, to repair. His Majesty's ships and the outward-bound East Indiamen, still remain • LON DON. . . . 5i0...........• NEXT . . NEXT WEDNESOAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS.—THE FIRST TICKET PRAWN A PRIZE ABOVE .125, WILL - RECEIV 4 di oleo IN ADDITION, AND MAY PROVE A PRTLE•OIe 430,000: As to Saxony, it stems that the Prussian Govern ment requires the totality of the Kingdom, whichwill not suit Austria, and frightens the secondary Powers of Germany. 4•NiMmlommi. - SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1815. PRICE OS . s LOOKS THIS DAT AT TWELVE O'CLOCK : Reduce463li —4 pet Ct. per Ct. Wavy 91 cx. dl►. Consols 61 ex, tbv.—for account,66l/1-omatatu— • Beek 1.0t.g. Aons. i tit—Tlouole 19s 105. pre. Exchequer /3:11s 2,. 55. pr em w~ We learn that England exertaberself *obtain the• re-estatlsliment cf the Republieol Venice. IssW where and hlw is Austria to be indemnified for such is loss t, M. Montgelas, the Bavarian Minister. is Opecterf,, here daily. The Jesys have a Deputation here to dohs from the Committee for the affairs of Germany. dm right of citizenship for all, the Jews in Germany ; but they will have some difficitlty in.succeeding although they are favoured by some Ministers. They have sheen so much cupidity during the last war, and slate so I attached to the revolutionary and subversive party, that they excite little interest. We know Well that they belong to no Goveronent in pa:tient:a. : the es. sential for them is to have, money. They ought to be strictly watched. A PUN. Reece to the ? Mos the fact reveals, " 3049i.NA ' S lie is rat:' FlVfieteles s, of faith and scab, t • Cato Neil fr . up at b.t ! 1;i1/ 4 1 1: say.-!' S li*U.rus you 11 4 tile Doc ate CI itg leteelter l " • th atrs says-=" 4 Fpur dave will prove all that; If not—then weltrisreee her!" York, GRAVESEND, JANUARY IS. Sailed the Lougee Family, Setoti, for Bombay; Dockta Alkl: AA, for Ostend; and Aboyne,' Leslie, for Genoa. lialifat Papers to the 19:i ultimo, reached us this morning : the only articles in these papers, which can ihtereht . 3ny of clot Readers, relate to Nautical af. HALIFAX, DECEMBER a. ArtOred the American brig Superb, from dudes ton for New York, priers to the Spencer. Daces:nen 10,ToArtivedbis Majesty's brig Corley . and Mary transport, Captain Waldegrave. Mary sailed from hence 'tinder convoy of hi; Majes ty's ship Leander, end *WM off Cape Sable expel-a enced a gale, sprung a JOIN and was obliged to pn• hack. Three of the convoy put into Barrington. fairs; arid. , these- we have inserted in their proper place. Among their extracts from the United States Journals. is a notice that the American sloop of war liernet bad sailed from New York ; and that the achpuner Pally, Davis; from. Halifax ; and Bird, Andrews, from Newfoundland for the West Indies, have been captured, and have both arrived In the United Suites. 0. W. I. REVIVED POETRY. 41 So mourn'd the Dame of Ephesus ber love, " And thus the Soldier, amid with resolu ion, " Told his soft tale, and was a thriving wooer !" i We have received Paris Papers this day from the Bth to the 11th instant inclusive. They teem with important intelligence. The French journalists are no* constrained to admit, that notwithstanding all the efforts of their Minister at Vienna, every thing goes against them in the Congress. 44 This (they tell us) is the more to be lamented, because France has desired nothing which is not lair anti proper, and ab solutely called for by the circumstancetof Europe." Pt.tisia has given in another peremptory Note re specting Slimily, is which she demands the whole of that liingdonn. • kiiss , A is said to have made a similar demand re spotting, Poland ; and these two Powers are supposed to act in concert. In fact, bah of them are in mir. wry possession of these respective kingdoms. They are now, it is said, preparing in earnest to quit Vienna. The intelligence from Spain is still of a gloomy east. Thatonbappy country, as is the case more or less under every bad Government, is overrun with • armed robbers, most of whom are starving discharged *Cheri, who have not received their arrears. • At kome Lord WILLIAM gervristen has frequent • conferences with the Pope. They are repotted to re- 11sEpriArthelEMOratio'n of the patrimony of PETER I ' buckiequires no spirit of divination to perceive that other topics of importance to this country are also' diScussiti at • these interviews. The PnINCESS of ' WALES was expected to reach that capital about Christmas. The Jews of Germany having sent a Deputation to the CongreSs at Vienna, praying for the rights-of citizenship, have been told that their request cannot be complied with. The reason assigned is the sup • - port they gave to the, revolutionary system, &c.— But it shottld be recollected that the denial of privi. leges furnishes' the most powerful incentive to hail a change of rulers as propitious to the hopes 'of the sufferers. The proper remedy for the unsocial vices of the Jews can only be the removal of the cause. The news from the interior of France affords but little interest. The beautiful Princess de Leon was burnt to death, on Mondal last, at Paris, by her clothes catching fire, while sealing a letter. She was about twenty years of age, and was much re spected and beloved—she was married to the son of the Due de RoHAK, and was herself descended from the first families in France. She had just finished dressing previous to going out to dinner with the Duc D'ORLEAK3 and his family, when the fatal accident happened. VIENNA, DECEMBER !9. • • The Com Mission for arranging the affairs of Ger many proceeds with its labours. Austria possesses the ennfidence of the other Powers, and removes all. difficulties. It is mid that Austria positively hi ', 'ors recovering the Brisgau, and the Grand Dtabrsif Baden persists in retaining it. In fact, it suits this Prince, as smooths, around it, the boundaries of his States.; ''wt this will be regulated by the. higher • Powers. - •Ic is decided, that the province of the Bris gau shall be restored to Austria notwithstanding the long Period as it had been kept froth it, and that thg. ,Grand Diiint shall receive a pecuniary compensatiosi equal to thieesant itienues. ' The Order:Al the Day published by the Grail I..)uke . Ci.nstantiniit - Warsaw has produced the must lively eensation hen, It is asked, against whom are 4he Poles called upon to fight, when all seem * to be at peace ?' Wlreiil;q,,refiect on the subject, it can only be against the Powers' whp do not wish that all Po land should pas's ti*iertik dysninion of Russia—that' is to 'say, against 46stria,'England, • and probably *France, -who of *Ain , wh,it is ril t and proper. 4 Well-iniormed oatu. Jo not bdierf '. ar: they re . gard Prince etsnstatt;ness Order 61 the iby as a do esonstration purely politic - A, to induce the lisstntien. ,Voweisio grant • to Russia the greater part of her Pi e- tensions. Russia is desitous 'oak:l , 6)ller possession: . in . Poland the whole of the Duchy trf Wir'eaiir k 'with( • JIM r ya 41 , 4 • • 1 J I • • • • • • VIENNA, DECEMBER SO. We are assured that the last Note transmitted by Prussia to the Grand Allied Powers has not been re. fished by some among them. Fiussia, it is now s.,id, declares that the whole of Saxony can alone indem nify her for the Polish Provinces which she ceded to Russia. She regards the Duchy of Berg as a com pensation for Anspach only. The countries situated between the Rhine and Moselle, the Meuse and France, will be indemnities for other losses. In vain is she told that these Provinces do not snit her, be cause they are far from the centre of her Mon;irchy, require numerous and strong garrisons, and bring Prussia in contact with France : these arguments have produces! no effect. The Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia have agreed upon their plans, and march hand in band.— The one treats Poland u the other does Saaany, and both call it an act of propriety. The Austrian Mi sister has declared, on his part, that his Government was far from refusing Prussia the indemnities which ire due to her, tut. her generous efforts, and for the sacrifices N 114.11 she 100141611de for-the-eonuFairys- -- but it is added, that Austria cannot bear to ~, King of Saxony dethroned. tn 'a-weever fight view matters, rtly ? the Minister, it must be admitted, that by dethroning the King of Saxony, and depriving his kingdom of its independence, the Congress,will depart from it principles—that is to say, the guaran teeing a long peace to Europe, and will excite inter minable wars. The first principles which will estab lish a d urable peace will be, not to exasperate men's minds, nor give cause of discontent. , t die, BARCELONA, DECEMBER 26. It is reported here that we are going to war with England, and that a Spanish Ship from South Ame rica, with silver, has been captured by the British cruisers. This news is alarming. Our roads are infested with brigands and robbers : they consist of soldiers who have not received any pay for many months, and are thus - forced to live on plunder. This morning Colonel BATIIERST, son of the Bi shop of NOIiwICII, wac married to Lady CATIIf.RINE STEr•ART, dauOiter of the Earl of LONDONDERRY. T::e tot vane of the Lady is 020,000. Lard and Lally Qxraun have left Naples, and arc gaily expected in England. A popular Actor of Drury lane Theatre was re cently fined in the mitigated penalty of 470 for re faing a character assigned to him. Advices of the 29th of November, from Constan tinople, assure us, that the Ottoman Government has evinced a marked.cuolness towards the British Am bassador, The ground of its dissAtisfaction arises from the supposed intimacy of our union with Russia : and some busy intriguers have represented the extra ordinary honours and attentions paid to the Emperor ALEXANDER, on his late visit litre, as betokening an entire readiness on our part to become subservient to any violent and ambitious scheme which that Mo n.srch might propose. The GnAND SEIGNIOR, it Seems, is a very in fi del in respect to all the fair profes sions of zeal for the great cause of ' he nity, so often and so liberally put reign of all the Russias. He fears imposing title is added that of K. only serve to illustrate the Frenc i fifireti vino en vseprzeitat ; and thardstltyth a the Tiitkish provinces will laic,' -whistle of partition as equitable as der these impressions the Divan " gaged io schemes of national. &foie., preparations of that nature are vigour throughout the Ottoman bluish* • A Meeting was held in the Shirel4itl), the 2(1 instant, for the purpose of taking li ration the propriety of Petitioning Pieliam the contininulte or renewal of the The business of the day was carried ceps in one instance /when it was sequence of their being only'aboot present, that the Resolutions should passed , arses, dnd not as the Resolutions '.. 'Ta ray : this objection wai.over-nded, an to *dons were passed as originally p A very numerous Meeting of toe' . lents **cheater was held on Tuesday last, 'alien Relolutions, and a 'Petition to the Ifouse f mons,.were agreed to against the ountiniraitte obnoxious Tax. • 4everal County 'Meetingt og s: taken intil 1,, upon the fubject O r hawed Cork, Louth, Carlow, ' way, have adopted Resolutions, mat agriculture firms the great reduction corn, ind eartiatly recommending early consideration of Parli.tment. Thursday diere was a Meeting the Sessions House, on Cltrkenv into consideration the necessity . surer for the County, in the Thom . WARING, gSti. After some discussion, to defer the consideration of the - next Session ; but Mr. Brno, M. ' he should, at the east Session, propose of undoubted respectability to fill that ' of the present Treasurer. . BONDING Systms.—Yesterday, . .ndon Dock'Company took place, Dock Howe, Lothbnryi -Beterron Chairi.' After the iesolutitnis of the been rail; Ind the Chairrturaisad it, .*vidend roe eseiest half year shout ereeiit. per annum, without dedue. aX,he made the following important He had had an interview with the ' Exahequirt, in:witith the - Right H matt infornicd hut% that it was in of GOeelllnient to extend the Boni a psych greater variety of artich included in it 1 and also to a; tension of time, with respect to titles, upon which it operates at pre: gencies thus granted are by no mean, dered as extending to goods already ' sequence of non-payment of 'Chairman then stated the incre: the Company, arising partly from don and partly from the Treaties! tigu with America, tobacco and rice . articles, which the Company are priv theenstody of. This he mentioned; present reduction of the dividend to likely to be but temporary. He ha L to say, in full refutation of a report, capital of the CompeOy having i payment of any kroner divideudl bad ever been made, except solely ' . 4 ,„. : ...the Dock'. ,.Alter mite DECEMBER 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Maid stone, Captain Skipsay. from a crnize. On the fit' instant discovered a large frigate steering E. akou five miles to windward ; made the private signal anti filed a gun, neither of which were noticed. Alo arrived the schooner Fame, 37 days from Barbadocs DECI:NIBER Z5.-4rrived the brig► Wolverine, Ro bens, $ll days from Martinique. The brig NOrcl star, Rozby, bad just arrived. A number of Noy: Scotha vessels were at puadaloope, nearly ready t( sail. The !loop Tickler, end schooner John, from Eastport, bad arrived at Martinique. Also :trivet' his Majesty!s brig Metope, and a transport brig, from Shelburne; the schooner Cynthia, from New Yorl for Providence, cargo flout, Scc. prize to the Rolla privateer, of Liverpool. The Rolla and Liverpoc: packet had captured four vessels previous to th Cynthia. Dicitamta 16.--Arrived theldeander ~. Corporation, and ;midst an unanis :manifestations of When this tutu's] az, having plat whereon stood t 1 vim was on his ulegant speech : " Colonel Eut.re.• ing to you this tribut civil City of Worce.to Wu of your meritori - Sanas of year coon iressintour anzioUs the valuable We of a l 9 Mcly a period. I. ji To this address " Amidst the vario 1.-pourable Assexbil ally than that of g 71ders me susceptibl Unatew.tomed adequately to calve; Nieeting o my &anew Air approbation. 7 teas pJeabed to :ccell as It enables me Zebeed to the assistat *_reassi merits you at " HaPPOY Placed a had say 10 masa sny, siastk bravery weak! 'artless I gal ever at c. , nfelved upon awn. " To the memory ta'ned at an early pad ws recollection et as - . - -- i.. 0. recouirction at as of justice and home. DIC/INSIIR . is the ;:eander, Sir Geork c Co on l r lier y , o a n n t d he tra sd ns i p .n ort a g Al aiL dbo , ro su u n g d h a ; y p ias art:; e i n s i i n th w h isi ri t stow friends, respects; j r t s fi th 'i ;t h , b w y he the n te liD t T h e la . In am I, ainciaget :ing of palmed, it will , b rig zh arr h ooter• h av i ng 40441 her " vol . ll ski also beads. in hi s MI . astembbas of my mu nth pmerb, l'ima Charlo tte, the affoidiaby and brig Pats iftr St. John's. AIM wakes of.tba Soo, ckly lead to" a . 661 artiyed she latill ;eaoll,oll6st, 35 depart:tin Lisbon, the Farber: In"aila a thit of 1711 Thie , tori Nrpritundiand i . ha 4 been captured by the Ante te as and is helve bath busily en. riean jpiesteer Yankee, tad .., ,_ wawa of hart • • . 4.-----.. FeChill* -EIT 4 111 API - ter of those beads ea lie**. Old military .__._.s g . wi. Par !elated- :,' bits which my Either trryins oft with great Envie& '• 2. . !tepee To ir41121. 6.2 , . t ss Tour favourable' at 1 reeetelne Mend se 1 ire l4lll li 841/dtds on Information is hereby given to ail l eZ n ntelers ', , L , s, ,, t if sbip , laza masa Ptiaglit".4. inst tte i nde - and. Pilots of *lips, that a white buoy is placed a s . ~,; ktywhilge that my i akliament aga t h e is moefto vir s i . .,_ mark to avoid a rocky - shoal, on which his Majesty': - 1 , 0 by Wheel and raped e,.,!,11 toward t w o be g cherish cou l d te oir an h :1 , led untillen;fiely, ea. ship Superb touched on the 3d of December, 1814 : vas prisosed,oiri - con- at very low spring tides it has 18 feet wat e r o n i t ; i be no rot 20 ;or $ll marls; theso a kat parapets from the Mars Rock SS.E. iI . tad be tettettfth their evhich, in itself, cony sof the !Os about 14fitadasee ; the eicle - ithite buoy is always tc t ' et:. Pealing as IJo u i el d, 10 1 W k:: be pessed on the gast side ; should it be carried away, • ii for:her eunnuent than prA . the flag-staffs on Citadel.bill, open off Sandwich 1,. - er , s,ure up a present, t. ; 0 1 4 .4 111 enn, , u'or l'o'int, will lead clear. (signed) ' 1 , -Lltrgoue in the CAUSI 17 Dim, amen several Ea/. FAIRPAN, Master Attendant. ~. i mules to.fuy future ei " E l m " f ' t er'ln• etreenir — or a.z.zreen mop CAPTAIN uTiVllNself,. 0.7 Fri again call nie intu l continbance'of that •• ' • 1 It will be needle 'fill aim' raw, DATA 0114TAiriA, fItPT. 10 ; If We arrived hire this morning li.om Fuerra Vett- the most unqualitit e' taken phce in Ire • ti•in of Lord .1)r.1.11 and vow art an . tura, baying been . taken by the Peacock American cheers, which in lei , Kflitissirry,and*Gal. sloop of *ln s et 2 . 2 guns and 112 men, CM the 24 i t ( - ceded. The cOll stating the injury to instant, 40" tit.passagc key Port Tabras to this port, tittle, which, throe cti" in As trice of four msilii fronifront Abe land. She cut the Puck's Msyor, was covere rtg the et to it ? masts ' ' ,r:' ffna sunk her. We hid 100 toes Of . deicriptions. Afu •EN,: spectators «e n .pi l o ateatea • . - tin ?; .. Peacock had taken and destroyed eleven to whiten another i Sleellyggliillip 10 -.'- , • , S. There are two privateers now in Li u . 'entitle the honors, of elsentwe. • -• , !Ohms& and three more arc among the Upon this occas . KIM of Gait' . ..4 ' I*: ' • ' Mr.l3nsce, the Clintsel, informed use tti.siey , Town Clerk, thus =km* It Igo ', • 'at she pry 1:124mm., and three other vessels;irce 01 the Corporate B e question an _._ _• - COLOSet, It / :s.. P. gave isoski_, . t taken "eat a Ikeek seiliaellefotte.".:44ftcairkit with great twist:Afton rnfose a Watley** liffervkr,./ke l 17.) ' • 4.. 0 . signal naafi/7 talents, I that Odle% 410114 swath? displayed co eve The Unitt, if Lances*, on . erryait fic , a Meet aip actual tp that . port, ba - the ultimo. to rug anhruzbe n hirhaat ?M. ace, * the its ill leng..lll 40. in &bow ~ was strncl! 7 ier to assure yo pre:4W irith these sentl ri Lose;, s o p kik. ••••sia. image, Aarlroard gnawer, .arlticb c a leare4. ;le . Ovary (a City proud c be last Manua' Ind deck, and J.. Dawry, seaman, and D. Leansm.. ip• *bat* for your rifol ot proposed that the prentice, wens wished overboard. The ship was bug Ilk end that lion old be at the rate of A- . thrown on her broadside. At midnight the 7 lnain- mend lo your profession luctiots for Property top-mast went, when the vessel righted, the ii..i aid nteritoiloita service, taut communication: making a fair breach over her. 'Captain 1-laavor nna he Chancellor of the the remainder of the crevr then hiShed themwlvet up t u: The Colonel thei v_ etas th e Mayor, Honourable Gentle. the rigging, in which situation they continued thref''' al reply : n the contemplation dAys and three nights (having only about three pcithill; Bonding System to of raw bacon and two COCOA nuta to subsist upon) Mr. klayor, les, It elan those pow when they were taken from the wreck by•Captat7 ... In :Waking you fm illtWe ' a fattier set. NI.I.AcHLAN, who ,came alongside with the hri. lard( sis A Citizen of ' I • spine of those at: Tlitis, of Greenock, where they arrived on• the sit' a "be fgains whleho i prcseilt. Tts,r indul.' inst. having experienced eget) , kind attention. ~ p:.411c, life has 063, .t.TI means to fie tuns'- ~ By a letter from Rouen we are informed that. Cot• . i !".0; , .. that toy private en ady forfeited in ccn- ton Wool fell in price on the news of the Arivirkar, • *Ter:obis City, will not the duties. The Peace 15d. the halt killogramme, (a little more than bawl Nat been filmed t easing prospects of a pound). In the manufactures of this material - in • • thle token of your (tient lin this communica. the Low Countries, we understand that the priatipg :rh• principal for iof Yeaceiespectally is carried on very successfully ; but in the spinning bly thus closed.-4 rice being two of the part of the process they ate far behind the British,' courts. Colonel Ett e privileged pi have The sogar-hotsst wadi Pus stopped minces hats i longed arms; after i led; to shew that the exhibited a state of its balances, by which it isppetus • • rwv*Whin due fo to five per cent..was that the debts are 491.00(1.•tind`ttie -credits to answer tgtlard with fixed had also the - pleasure them only £50,000. . sue= churches rani . • port, of part of the As . Mr. liartttolomew NOrritigton, of Abingdon, I l l ' e cgi°ll4 in the of Of Co been applied tis the builder, was coming last week from Steveßtion, Vie -- " v aaTalre and I 14 that no dividend nil being dark, the Male Cart . pasiki him on the Mils uf an elegant A T his dist , _ y from the *Mal in. rt.*, , awl the wheel, it is sittirrie.4l . :HASsned.flia bane. ngui s h et se fershei eenaetaa. wills the animal - planted' ..sriff ea.._ v., ..slur pto I.a *lntl`• of his regime ROME, DECEMBER 21. It is said that Austria still insists on disposing of the Marches and of the three Lega:ions. Cardinal Gonsalvi Will therefore return to Vienna immediately. We have still here a number of Spanish• refugee families. The Governor has lately, on the den,and, of the Court of Spain, arrested a Spanish General Officer. Charles IV. remonstrated against this arrest in vain, and has only obtained a promise that he shall not be sent to Spain. It is• said that he has carried on an improper correspondence with the Prince of the Peace. • , A supply of Frankfort and Brussels Paperiatessma• this morning, but they •Coiltaiti nothing important. - Though licenses cannot be granted to the United' States, vessels are sailing both for Halifax and Bor. muds with cargoes, which, the moment news trans pires of the ratification of the Treaty of Peace, pour in their cargoes to New York * W I The List letters front CuewsKstate, that General MINIUM * . the losiiebvernor; hag embarked with. his. fansilfots board a man of wet, lot England, utti fie was succeeded in his command oft the island by General I.4COUTECR. . "'Louts XVIIi. has raised Colonel Lamm's, late of 'Dublin, to the rank of General in thelrench sereice. The Privy Council have .pioceedeil. further with the case of Baron D'ISIBUIT. It iS reported that his -appeal bar proved unsuccessful, and that he mist, consegtiently, forthwith quit the country. DISTURBANCES AT THE THRATRie AT LISLE T -4 letter from Lille, dated Ali: it, says,* 4 4 I was last week witness to a disgraceful scene at this Theatre. A loyal song, in praise of LOsis XVIII, was 'par tially encored, but some Officers in the side bpxes -would nut permit it to-be i'epeated. A great tumult ensued, and much perstott: altercation. The Conse quence was, that four 'were fought next inorn irtg, and with such tits' effect, tbat three of - tire ADI 6. 'errs, and, as I am informed, two burghers, have been killed. The general disposition of the population itf :thfs Itistter is- by no means o good 'as it is fiWthei up -