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Jaw -putdishilde price I Oa. 6d. boards, a New Edition of I VOLUME or poEms. By bliss MITFQIO. handsomely printed in the same sips as Ontario*. • SUMO NS oa Public Occasions, with Hirjorical. Critical ; aM /Political Nam ; containing an Article odeIseCATHO.LIC OUP.. TION. UT R. VALPY. D.D. F A.S. ; vols. aro. prise vie. lada. • The CLASSICAL JOURNAL, No. VIII. for Dec.. 1811.-1 Containing CLASSICAP, BIItLICAj., and 011111NTAL 14TERA• moat, in which wiU be .found correspondence on STLPIIII,,IS* aRxEIC TILIZO AV ROS, pike 4s. ptiblighed Quarterly. Sold 117 Longman, Hurst, and Paternosten-row; and all ether pookuliers. VROM Nrc HT'S G4-17tETTE. • • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • • Commissions in die North•YOriC Local Militia, si;n. ed by the Lc.rd Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of Yolk. 4th Regiment. • /..leutenaat Wm. Brown tote Carta4l. Dated Feb. 17,1812, 6th Shore, Get:t. to bt Lasigo. Dated !Feb. 13, 1812. CtlrtliDiSSiOris 5:4 . 14 by the Lord Lieutenant of 'the 1 ' (.hunt ; of Notti n Notting Itt;iiiner.t of Militia. Pi.teiDickonton, Es.l. to be captain. Dltta Feb. 17, 1812. • Se!, or . Retford Regiment Local Militia. lienry CLickiluteainson and John 1 - 1;:bson, to be Cap% taio . s. Dated Feb: I'}, 1812. 17 4 011ert Cor,rinz,ham, c. Ricilard Hannam, Gents, to be Liecte nz.v.ts. Dated as above. • CoMmizions in the King's Own Stafford Militia, - signed by tile Lord. Lieutenant of the County of Fir.ifferd; SFr: , Diniel, Gcnt. to Lieutenant. Dated Fvb. IR, 181 2. •--1:t1;411, (Ant. to be ditto. Dated FA,. 19, 18;2. Jitney Tortikinson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Fel.. 20,1412. kicinird Kentlaraine, Oen% to be Etisign. Dated 1/1-b. 421, 1612. pauiel Hunt, Gent, to !le ditto. Dated Feb. 24,1812. • C.CrtiMitsions in the 4th, or F,astern Regiment of Ox fordshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu. tenant of the County of Oxford.. Major --- Y.'agia to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hodges, resknee. Dated Dec. 13, 1613. cajo_laio ---- Taunton be Major, vice Wastie, prpmoted.— Dated An above. CAfthro:ssion in the 2d Regiment of Renfrewshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. John Maxwell. Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Campbell, redgued. Dated N0v.11,1211. Commission in the adborow Troop of Dorsetshire Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Joseph Wills, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jarnei, resigned, Dated • Febtuaiy 10, 1812. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. CERTIFICATES, Mardi 21. Thonias Petits, of Wltney, Qzfordshire, leather-.ironer-=Ro. , Ixrt Dickinsm, cf Fore-street, I.imehonse, dealer in won tans. It obcrt :small, of Hedon in Holderness, Ycrkshire, grocer— George Whattonof Northouram,Hlthfax,ebttommanufacturep. f4aac Hurrell, of Henny, Essex, miller..-Timothy Webb, of He reford, flax-dresser—Wm. HaHen i of Wolverhampton, woollas yarn-simm r—lit njamin NeVe, of Doak-laze, London, merchant —Wm. Manning, of Buxton, straw . manufacturer—ltobei t Sa vage, of Lower Is li ngton, victualler—Thomas Asbfield, of Shad [well, money-scrivener—llona*, Blake, of Ringwood, Manta, sadler a ! nl harness-maier. FOREIGN 14YITLLICENCE. COTTENEURGH, CPR. 7. Letters from Stockholm speak of war between this country and Prance as eery probable. * They state, that Government' only waits the answers to the dis dispatches sent by couriers to London and Paris to determine what measures shall be adopted in conse quence of the French irruption into Swedish Pome rania ; and it is further said that Government hari.de clareil that after this violation on the part of the Frs'nch, it considers all engagements with themit an end, and no long& bound to shut their ports against England. It is reported_ that the French have seized ten or twelve Swedish vessels in Dantzic ; and that it is their intention to occupy all the Prussian coasts as far as Memel. . . General Piron, Commandant of the Swedish troops 111 Pomerania, has been ordered into arren, and is to. proceed to Stockholm to account for not having opposed the entrance of the French az Stralsund and Ku gen. • Fin. 17.—0 n the night of the 10th, a bigger, carry ing one 18-pounder, 12 swivels, and 38 men, with four Coins, carrying 11 men each, commanded by Lientenant Folbe, sailed from Fladstrand for the purpose of cutting out the Earl of Leicester and Lord Duncan packets from Wargo, but were fortu nately preyented entering that harbour by t-mpestu ous weather, in which the lugger lost her fOremast, and was so much damaged, that she was obliged 'to throw her guns, ammunition, provisions, and iron ballast over board ; the whole gut back with much dfficulty, and run ashore eight giiles from Fladstrand. The Lieutenant had-obtained every possible informa tion respecting the situation and means of defences of the packets. An embargo was laid eight days pre vious to his sailing.—The DAMS are said to be me ditating an attack upon Anliolt.—Since the English fleet sailed from the Cane, privateers have become more d mug and numerous. A lugger Voith Eighty men has been lying in the road, about seventy miles (English) to tae southward, for several days. The Agire. sloop of war carve in on Saturday, and sailed again yesterdar. A frigate has come in to=day, sup posed to be la Loire. 7oh n Wrieu, 14e of WtOcot-placo, Lambeth, surrey, merchant. BANICRI11"To. Jolomon Jacol s Bargerl7sur,i;Cob Solomon BargerLiar, Simon Solomon Barp,:;rbur, _Aaron Solomon Earrerhur, Abraham Solomon liargerbur, and Joscph Solomon Bargerhor, of Burr at reet, Bast Smithfield, Middlesex, ship owners and ship agents. dealers, chapmeb, and copartners, to surrender March 7, at twelve, March 14, and April 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs, Willett and Am . :edgy, linshury-square. jOhnWhitcher the elder, of Ringwood, Hants, carrier, dealer and chapman, Much 25, at six, March 25, at eleven, and April it, ae six, at the Crown Inn, Kingwood. At:omits. Mr. Ralph lirwne: of Ringwood ; or Messrs. 13roome and Pineger, No. 1, Cray s-Inn-square, Holborn, London. Cworze Buchanan, now of Liverpool, merchant, March 16, 17, and April 11, at eleven, at the Globe Timm, in John-street, Liverpool. Artornies,'lvlessrs. Cowper and Lowe, Southamp ton-Bulk:dogs, Chanzery-laur, Loa 100 ; of Messrs. Orred and Values, II:411: - .13 Field, of Stanatead Abbott!, Herts, lime-burner. dealer and eh:ton:an, n, 14, and April 11, at twelve, at Guile hall, London. A; honey, Mr. Bono, Ware., liens. frederich Lae jc er,•of Co breve, Stara: d.ltire, ii, n-master, dealer and chalmiite, Mirah Z), 6, I.ittleton's Arma, Veiller'dgee . and it 11, at eleven, at ti.e George Inn, Seairord. Attor nits, ISlessrs. Colltns and Keene, Stariord. Joseph Cue, of Codtlingion, kieettin2harnsl.ire, dealer and chapman, March 6,7, at eleven,. and April 11, at bane, at 51. e Putland's Arens lon, Newarie-upo-Tri.c7.. Atm:Lees, •hlesars. ROIS, Flail, and Ross, New Doswell.c.ocrt, t.a:ey ri Loputoki ; Ors Mr. FOS, Newark. Do e -mall, late of Liverpocl, dea!e' and Chapman, ;ylarch 18, 19, :lad Aprd 11, 4t e'eeen, at tne Glebe Tavern, Liver e ool. tt ornies, Mr. jantes Phillips, .Con!nte. fee Lord-Street, Liverpool; or Mr. Vt indle, p roue Kfmp, of Great Pialtenay-street, Golden-square, Mid -41 -:-.Tx, taper, dealer wul chapruan ' Mai et 7, 14, anti April 11, at ore, at Guildhall. ivlessrs. Cardalea and Young, (ray s-lun. idle re Waters, of eneensstreet, Bloontsbrry, painter and glazier, dt.'lcr and chapinan, March 7, 17, and .April 11, at tin, at AttoruteJ,Niesers. Jones and tecynal, Lord Mayor's ,lilies, Royal La-charge. ,lose•h Harvey , of Beech atrect , Barbican, baker , dealer and cls'apman, March 3, 14, and April I 1, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attorne;, Mr, Deft - .l.learbinder-lase, London. /oho Turner avel Thomas Turner, late of Sheffield, Yorkshire, metahants„ copartners, dealers and chap:nen, March 13, 14, and April 11, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield, Attor piel4 M T . Smith, Sheffield ; or Mr. Big, Soutinuttptun-Build- Inc, Cbancery.lane, London. frk,oaaaa Rea and Jolla Rea the younger, of the Minories. Lon , Flan, guo-nukers and partners, March 7, at twelve, March 14, at eleVen, and April 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,lVleners. prim and Ititort, klayelon-square, /vlinories. Plory.s Owen, late of Porthywapn parish of • Llanybleidurell, Salop, nifikeePor and lineman , dealer and chaproate, March and Aptl. t 1, at one, at the Cross totes Inn, Oswestry. Attoriiies, Mr. Stevenson, LhiAoles-lon ; or Mr. Edwards, Oswestrr. ' tames stain, of Ainsworth. Lancashire, March 19, 20, and April tee two , at the Commercial Lou, Bolton. Attornies, N.,. Boston ; gr Mebilti r 5111014114 Aellington, and Bedford.row, Loudon.' P.t!o o I istirahanes, late ut Falmouth, Cornwall, merchant, dealer and chopneae, March 11, 12, and Aprel.4 I, at twelve, at the ,• . Cermet - vat lieu, :mead-street, Bristol. zittornies, Mr. idward !kept , ns, bristol ; o.• i'.lts,.rs. Sweet and Stukes, No. ; WizzAwi!-strcet, EilbtallC,', of 1. - ear:laff, Gjam..-sa-•sleire, rria93ter, dealer and Chapman, .Ik..tarcla lt, le, at al 1, a, mea e, the ! t:enagter„cial Bristol. 'rf r. r.e.ward s:ephe:es,l trtcto), ;or Mesas. 5 t t and :stokes, 1-a, toghall-sine :, N ye : ;,er 1;i-smelt. of dealer :A v. :7:ap wan, March lei, et iod, M.Jrch 17, end . - epi 11, at the laties Arne's !no, .." ) ;ellesnain. crowd and Co. Serle-scree!, I.9r.eica ; ands. Monle, Me4.l-.6=, Wilts. 1111.ieel.eaJ, of Laceby, Lincolnshire, draper, .dealer , chapman, Nl..re;i 5, e a and AWII 1 1, at eleve.t, at teas V.•:).;th but '1 . 41/ el p, t7i4ver-s• reef, KingJtou-upn:: •1141.- Artoodc;. Mr. W. Stosier, hartlett's Isuuntog-, riolharo ; or 1-Itlll. 5 0 hp ot iVe'4. Hurt ir.:donshire, irmimonger, dealer and chepal4n. Mi.rah 16. at four, Marc! , 17, and April, 11, at ten, at uke 1./I.teorn, St. Ives. Attornies, Mr. Other, z,t. lee.; or Mr. Lordon. fnazinel tit 4;eite, of Fa, par.sh Caly• rley, yor!iskire, dealer and charm/11F, March 5, ales,;, and .Aptil 11, at two, at the Beau and /dotal& Ina, Leeds.-. Attory.o. Mr. Spehiht, Lepds ; tattye, Chance ry lane, 14 - e uhiolt. ilainawl t ant, of Athertqn, Lanes:4ore, cottem. : ntanufacturer, dealer sod aleapttion, March IF, tO, wail A. 2111 i 1, .4 dance, at the Brie* boa, Bolton, Atiornees, Mr. rsleddowcrent, Paw, 4411419415 9r /t4F. 1 1 4 h 4o4rdolarie **on ? DIVIDENDS. .tei - 4,13. Was. Plait, of Bohou-le-Ivlorws, Lancashire, muillip pnin;:t4turer-4.larals at. 'rhornas Draper, of the stir,-lt (nal, stirgeers-Maireti hOmf:4l..ie, Of Old 1h0r.12. Ini,ildei-fits.fch Xie.tard'l.ardner, Newton FPypkor4 , l Pcy* Vsalol - T4. 1 ?" . " - # 1 14. 1 ! - ' 4 ? ;04 .110 .. Fr* PECIWARY 2 t. General Piron, v.iho was ordered to Stockholm to take his trial for Lot defending Stralsund, is suppos ed to be on his way to Paris. The Swedish Government has published, that the French entered Simivied in a friendly manner. Bon; Swedish Resident at Hamburgh, has becn ordered away, and is at Altona, on his way home. The last two posts from Germany have been stopt, and in consequence an order has been given that there shall be no exchange with Hambro' till this stoppage is accounted for. A letter has to-day been received here, positively stating that war has been declared by France against Russia, SEMUN, JANUARY 6. AU the troops which are forming are to assemble in Scuthern Bulgaria, near Schumla. It is with reason that this position is regarded as one of the bulwarks of the Empire. It is protected by ,inaccessible mountains, through which no foreign army has ever yet been able to penetrate. A considerable corps of Janiss.aries and some other troops which were hay, have received orders to proceed by forced marches to Sebumla. • Wm. Hose, at die Strand, booksellet•s--Mirels S. Caws* Fat ties t • . But they Ire bpt too tiller 1 4 the XIX* iacredst" : and James Hutchinson. of Tooky.strea, brewars;-11daeds.st. l y oot Ai ennv i ace t b oise i ves. • . John Colson, of Walbam-Green,Middieses. staga.modsmoster. ' Aped 7. Alexander Ross and John Ogilvie, of Argylostraet, . . ' BRA, JA,IfUARY IT. . army-agents—April I:.'. William Wightmati, of Pruieest.lane, i t i s ' to have been stipulated, t hat the 111- victualler—Aprill4. Robert Birkett, of. Gioucester-eireet,Quaes _,....' DS Square, tailor—April 14. Allataoh Hodgson, of 1. enamelware', pu - ss• 10 1 4 Or t al li ol d Chambers, merchant—April 4. William Spencer and ttbrabam conmieaoe d at Bucharest shill produce a definitive Woodbmd, of New-court, Bow-lane, nwrchants—March s shall continue till •the negociatto lie result, and that in case peace should not take place, 16bn Smedley, of Salf.ad, Lancashire, dyer—March 2i. Wm. th' notice shall be befote the regent- Stooke, of St. Paaeras parish, baker—March 9 John Wood, of a - In " i Sunderland, grocer—March Its. S.uss loses, of Wardour-atner. have, it ii znencernent of hostilities. The ne g otiat ions grocer—March 24. Edward Adams, of Basingstoke, Hants, shop- It lie, commenced ; but it is at present impossible to I keeper—March 24. John Stead, of Foster•lane, Cheapside,wart- form any positive opinion respecting the turn they i houseman--April 11. John Etill, of Queematreet, CbnpMde, may take, because every thing is enveloped in the lead-merchant—March it. Wm. Baker, of Vrit, confectkoner. March 25. Wm. Harper, of Norsiich ‘ hatter—March tie. rho- most profound mystery. mat Chapman, of Rafted, No; tingbamshire, mercer—March t 3. The Russian hfttd.quarters will remain at Bncha- John Green, of Cortahow,Cumberlaud, dealer—Mardi N i Wim rest. . General Sass will return with the corps, w:aich Midlanc, of Gosport, Hants, grocer-. March 21. kdward Hash. awr.y, r f Wahall, Staffordshire, grocer—April 1. 'lltontas H esti- • has hitherto formed the right wing of the Russian wood, of York, grocer—March 08. Thomas Smith, of Oxford, army', to the interior.of Wallachia. General Count • linen-draper—April 11, William Maher, of Houndsditeh, linen. Llanguon is to remain at Gairinwo, where the troops sdraper—March _ s. Thom Winn, of Princes -bum, Hanover- under his orders will.form a kind of ObserratieD, square. milliner—March 24. Richard Marrio4, slow o f late of t Northansrun, banker. ~ANUARY 27.—We have just. received recent intel j ligence from several parts of Turkey, from which it • appears that all the accounts of the recommencement of hostilities, and of a battle having been fought sin s the vicinity of Rudschuck, are mere fables, invented by speculators. The fact is, that the Grand Vizier is . gill in Rudschuck, and the corps d'armee shut up with him in that place. This corps need have no uneasiness concerning its subsistence, as the armistice has been renewed. There only remain some thousands of men upon the right bank of the Danube: The want of forage and provisions is the reason why a great part of this army takes its winter quarters behind the line, namely, in Moldavia and Bessarabia. • tUCHAREST, TAN. 12. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS, THE ENING STAR.. LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 2. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE 41 per Ct. Reduced 61f 62-4 per Cent. 78.1 , S per Ct. Cons. for muster 614t—Do. for sec. 62 Spa. Ct. 923—80nd516% 17.. pr.—Long Arns. 16 5-16th. Exch. Bills Is. 4s. pre.---Ditto (Std.) 4s. Ss. pre. Saturday was the last day for funding the Exchequer Bills— the whole amount was £5,431,700. Saturday the Gentlemen who usually bid for Lotteries, attended the CHANCELLOR of the Element) ea by appointment, win n Messrs.Sretrr and Co. sod Messrs. RICHARWON, GOOOLUCE, 1 and Co. contracted fur 20,000 Tickets at £l6 7 s . 541. I!tey were the only bidders. The Russian army has separated to take up Wri ter quartet s, which have been greatly extended. Ge neral Markow is, with his corps, gone to Moldavia thlt under General Sass, which h.ts liitlirto been in I.(aver W.illachia, has approached our town. Sore.' r.tl Generals and superior Officers have demanded and obtained leave of absence. STOCKHOLM, FE11.14. The of Sweden is to meet on the 4th of April, in enntcquence of an Order issued by his Majesty nn the 2.k1 ul:. This is an extraordinary Diet, as the laws of Sweden only allow of the Assembly once in three year , . _ _ The Swedish troops in Pomerania will, it is suppo sed,. be _allowed to return borne, ~nd ships for their conveyance are ready to be ocnt from Carlshatrt and Ystadt. The Prus;iAn troops are to be inunediattly placed upon the war establishment. JASSY, JANUARY 4 . • . , , . We know nothing t"specting di, negotiations for., peace. It is generally supposed peace will be pub lihed on the Ist of nexf month. 'The reports respec. ti.ig the conJitiOns of,p;..ace yary extremely. . The cr.?rrespondent 'of the 4th February, offer ac-1 cusing tl:e Deitish of landing . soldiers on the coast,- and being w silty of great barbar ities, proceed; as —'f Whcit yid):lire ll i ngiish Journalists reply to this ' nev.,,:ingqvlbod act 4 barbOxicy I * Their denying of , gis ?/.4Pri4, $'4P w*4 . figre 49 wow 11,0 Woci- ' • AMERICAN PRESIDENTS. . In accounting for the present dispodtion of ti a American Government, it is to be consider e d A lt the personal character of the Chief Magistra te i t' . no means without its influents. It has o f ten ' remarked, that though in this country th e • power is moie strictly defined by law than t h at hap" of any other Prince, yet his p ersona l • is by no means imperceptible on the measuresof Ge. vcrnment. In like manner, the personal intim ate the President of the United States must be held tal e at least tonal to that of tic Sovereign or this conany. There have been fpur Preiidents of the United Star; 1 vii. WAsHINOTON, IiDAIMI, JarkIIDSOD, and M a . sox. —Tyra two former have beep of tho Federal, t h e two latter of the Antifederal, or Repulican per . Wasiumarox was twice unanimously called to d o Administiation of the Guvernment, and of co was . was President for eight years ; &man held the c a n only for four years ; Jarszniox was Preside nt k a eighe.years ; and Marmon is now in the thi r d ye ar e t I his first Presidency. . The personal charaeter: of 411 these gent:ew e ma to be considered, in an estiniate . .. Of . Ana e fi em i p ork. tiCS: WASHINGTON is, on th e *Dole, one of t h e p w rest and most unexceptionable characters that occurs in history; and in obthing is the excellen4 o f l i l t 1 character more conspicuous than in unifm . anth eta . lity of his Sentiments towards thin country, If an aversion to this cbuntry were amble it any American Magistrate, it surely was so in Wu & rmaTon ; but nothing of this sort ever found a* tance into his bosom. He re:arded the conduct s i the mother country, in the war with the colonin t a i the offspring of Ministerial error, and popular psi I dice ; and, on the close , of the contest, not rely 4 missed all &dints of boitnityi tint entertainedfceh antient enemy, those sentiments data= and m ilt to which her national character en well entities 4 He had too much respect for genuine freedom Ski feel the highest veneration for that country, 'lid bad furnished the model of the free goverrimmtit had succeeded in bestowing on his own. This 9 4 sal predilection for the land of his torefathen, visa perceptible throughout the whole course Of MIN. ministration, that even the spotless purity and cendant renown of his character, did not pane s tongue of ca:umny from attributing to him an partiality towardi Great Britain ; and the mart* conducted . the armies of Americas in the eat eil England, was stigmatised Is a British agent. ' Similar accusations were made against Haim" his great co-adjutor, who entertained for the Ddlkl character the same respect, and viewed tha Minim of the mother country in the war, with the sum* sal sentiment. These illustrious men juuly thought, thardineell the ties of dependence no longer existed, the idereig of blued, language, laws, religion, gownsman. tel manners, rendered England the... natural allyilAse. ricer, and formed a connexion between them aadk without viJience to the intentions ot Nous% injury to the interests of bout Nations, could set terwards be dissolved. Mr. A.D.tais pruiesscd, and intended to weak steps ci WASIIIsoT924, but his perbtlivil Whew much less than that of his great predecessur; during hie Administration. the Federal party duchy declined in strength. On the accession of JuramoN, in 1800, to Presidential dignity, new ientinients were • • and new principles governed the American This gentleman had always been suspected of as tipathy to England. And from the periixt of bit Lion to the office ot President, this autipathy - gradually, more and more apparent, till it fait • was admitted, on ail hands, to be, in disposition I in office, the most conspicuous of the_ : faction. This propensity of Mr. Jerressei has, bog !counted for, on various hypothesei: Hereadal , France for several years, ai Minister of the , . States, and returned to his own country at the. . . meiicement of the Revolution. it is , teas!' this period he carried back . to America "I 41110 prepossessions in favour oirriithee-rade e i d e d i , ' tiality for trench rummers, and French libertYi The French partialities.,whiCh .11e.then - -• . • ed, are therefore sufficiently accounts d fon . 10 how 4.41 we explain his acPierence to thole pa when the course of events iP Frans e bat Lord Semen= and the Hon. R. F. GRENVILLE ' attended at St. James's Palace yesterday, for the first PO so himetuable a manner. the fallacy. of Wolof* time since their appointment, under the Windsor *mg! . tationa, as to the eatahlishrWat af.sftl e C 4l° ____Aj illailt blishment. s • an that 'country; and when the..grofrA•wi'"_ aik Yesterday the Loan Ointment/in and.F.arl CAM.being like the Americans. tko . DEN had audittice of the Recent:, at Carlton- ire T econ.le t h e ' s l avei 4 .t h r, „ )9 4 . f rea).1 1 007... 'Pr House, • • • - • ever afßicted the human race. • :. Friday afternoon Lord .CarriaamiLow•atten4L4 at. • to . '• Otiose the Foreign Of fi ce, for the fi rst time after having re- Thi " j • s''' thinsb be ° P ia*** ceived the appointment to that office, by the Fuorea ..French { partialities , cent ... . 9 • • L2 A:', l dev REGeNT. His Loidship deposited the.seals there, and only one supposition— f that *the. pant . lifierwards ;eft town to be re-elected for Plaistow? tamed t h ese m ons t rous principles,am.4 4 "' . . On Saturday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Count , was held at the Foreign Office. whiCh was aitenaeo prevailing. - the one in the country..an,..(l-. t t0..00M, by all the Cabinet Ministers. except Lord -CASTLE.: ..szawari s public virtue was, iniufficico . Er.Aoli and Mr.. You's& The Council broke O at hirprivate agnomen,. • . half-past four. He qw shit the.swfeft pf .p3wq4=4o The Duke. of 'Yogic continues very Taste. Hi; would be the reward ot his astherence to Ts" Royal Highness took an airing yesterday in liis politics ; and his real, seconded bylhatig* ,sage, and had a*dience of tho.Pzussaltwilasir at i pi eced • hi m At t h e head . of:the 4 11 0 46 . 41jr 14211 . Carlton House; • ;ion When raised to the stimmit of h is : The Dike a Clift . tentrAND tend a select putty dined •_ _ . ipn Sitardazy g Ati o Ng s ; ), D i spo at L ug &ai m pittitude natnratly atta elied rinibi7Tluitret lip of poicT which bad 1)04044 • - I %f~ TIIIS DAY. OYU:MS.—AIice Bolt Forest Bill, 2d—Woolmere Forest Pill, 2d—Mr. Walsh to atteml--Consmittee on Irish Popirstlon BiU —Committee on Irish Stiils Bfil—Committee on Irish Ware housing Bill—Committee of Supply—Committee of Ways and Means—Committee on Local Militia Bill—Report Irish Court House Bill—Mutiny Bill, 2d—Watch and Ward Bill, 3d. NOTICZII.-Mr. AbercroMble--Return of Persons sent front the Hulks to the Army and Navy, and their Offences; and of those to whom Pardon have been wanted to their Off-ace. Mr. Wharton—Estimates of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, in Supply. , TO-MORROW. Olorit.—Embezzlentent Bill, std. No-mt.—Mr. Brovlham—Motion respecting the Ordas is Council and the Licence Trade. WEDNESDAY. 0 ADSS.SaDdhltist Lands' BiU, 2d. TUUUSDAY. O an Pill, 2d. NoTicea—Mr. Wilson--BM to Explain and Amend the Marriage Act in certain parts, chitty regarding the Marriages of Orphans. Mr. Martin—till for Regulating the Olice of the Regbtnr of the Court of Admiralty and Deputy Remembrancer of the Ex chequer, to assimilate them In regard to the application of the Suitors' Money to the Office of Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery. FRIDAY. Onna.—Peratentiary Howie BiL. id. THE KING. Saturday being the last Saturday of the month, all the Physician:attended the Qvartes Council at Wind sor. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, Earl War- CIIILSEA, and the Earl of AyLuronn, formed the Council. The Report of the Physicians was, that though his MAJESTY now enjoyed uniformly the re freshment of sleep for a longer period each day than in the rarlier period of his complaint, yet no abate: ment of the mental delnsiens appeared, a circumstance that served to diminish the hopes of his recovery. He bas slept on an average five hours and a half each day. The Bulletin is as follows " WINDSOR-CASTLE, FEE. 29, 1812. " His MAJESTY continues nearly in the same state." (Signed) 66 H. RAIFORD. 66 J. WILLIS. •6 N. BAFILIR. •t H. WHAM. " neszaDzs. The %Rowing notice was also shown, being a com munication from the Earl of tibucumszA, yi Cmnp troller General, to Lord Sommtvul.a, by command from the Quzits " Th 4 Bulletin will in 'future be issued from Windsor the last Saturday in the month, and shown at St. James's Palace o* the following day." - an , the __J .7" C 610 1 is • Ps **, bee tqfm 0 bid Yubi Gal the . brea BI tree ill 1 A [lift