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• On the 100/ of Moroi .will he published, in Quarto, with "rwenty Plates, A N ESSAY on the FORMATION of CAR DEN', PARKS and PLEASUR.F: GROUNDS, eon sastilg o f. Designs for Flower gardens, Parterres, UT bberies, • Groves, Woods, Walks, Scr. arrarged in various styles of Rpa t, Essr}sttlsentat T: including inirroved 'Plans for Kit. Ohm-Gael:us Green-Houses, Cons4vatnries Stoves, &c. &c. ottletrared brilt Rites containing numerous Designs for laying 04 Gem:A , Opted to Villas of moderate siee, a::c1 Gardeu Plot., from one Perch to IQO Acres its extent. London: Printed* J. Harding, 95, St. James's-street. This day were published, In S vols. small avo. piles 3 2s. boards, dedicated, by permissiop, to her Rnyal Highness the Princess of W.stss, a S;:con I Edt don, of Dit t UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS OF CHILDHOOD i with Directions for the Management of Infants front the Birth, aciared to doptersic use. Atso, lately published, by the sante Alphor, the 6th Edition, price 1 5.. in boar is ' Of a Treatise on the Diceassa of Chi,. iren, dedicated, by per mission, to the Qussa, and now precisely adapted to ?rags tonal Readers. _ Also,br the same Author, a third Edition, price 6s. in br,: , rds, Of his Stagical 'Pacts; containing a Treati•.: ouilicori the Ler', Sc rephulous Tumours,.the Mammary Abscts4, Disc rdoi of the Lye, ...nd on Gangetic London : Printed fo- J. callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown court, Princeratreet, Snit*. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZgTTE, -,.-- LORD CHAMBERLAIN's OFFICE, MARCH 7. Nis Royal Highness the Fame c Rectsnr will hold a Levee at Carlton House, on Thursday next, the t2th hist.utt, at half past you o'clock..—eN.!l. The same regulations of dress will be strictly observed, as at his Maj. sty's Levees—dress clothes, and um, forms, brith.li and Foreign, belonging to the different branches of the naval and militarjr services, .At the Court at Carlton-House, the 4th day of March, 1812. Present, his Royal Highness the Piuswe REGENT in Council His Royal Highness having been pleased, in the name and on the boarlf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Honourable Robert Stewart, (commorry called Viscount eautilertiagh), to be I one of his Majesty's Prhiciral Secretaries of S.ate, he was this day, by his Royal Highness's command, sworn ens of his Ma -1 jesty's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. • At the Court at Carltcu-House, the 1111 of March, 1812, PI esent, his Royal Highness the PELNEE RE GENT in Council ; His Royal Highness the Parser Reprtsr in Courell, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, was th!s day pleased to appoint George Thomas Smith, of Penydlffryn, Esq. to be She riff of the County of Carnarvon, in the room of the Hon. Peter Robert Drummond Burrell, of Gwydir. And his Royal Highness was also pleased to make the follow ing amendmews upun the Roll; BZECON—Charles Fox Crerpigny, 'Esq. made Charles Fox Champion Cresrigny, Esq. CAILMARTII/N—Juno George Phillips, Esq. made John George Philipps, PibllßßO:ZE—Henry &outfield, Esq. Made William Henry &outfield, Esq. CARL TON-HOUSE, MARCH 5. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciou%ly pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Maje,ty, to ap point Earl Cholmondeley to be Lord Steward of his hlaje.ty's Household. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to ap pumt the Marquis of Hertford to be Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household. CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 7. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behal' ei his Majesty, to ap point the most Honourable the Marquis of Winchester to be Groom of the Stale to his Majesty. 1-14 Mnlesty the Queen, and his Royal Highness the Prince Restnt, have inter graciously pleased to appoint John Simeon, Esq. (one of the IW:stets of his Majesty's High Conrt of Chan cery), Count Munster, and Co'onel Herbert *Taylor, to be Coos. I ni t i.ioner, for the tr•+tection t care, and management of his Ma jesty's property during his indisposition; and the said COCIRIIII - tura took the twee/wary oaths thereupon before one of the Ba rons of the clallft of Eirct..cindt, nn the 3d inst. WH#l'Eli4LL s MARCH 74 His Royal Higltri•ss the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the lochalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap point Adam Galles, Esq. to be one of the Lords of Justiciary in Scotland, in the room of Wialam Craig, Esq. resigned. His Royal High. ' e•s the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the bv'•talf of his Majesty, to prescnt the Honour able and Reverent Thomas Alfred tiarris, Master of Arts, to the Canonry or Prebend of o.halthvick, founded in the Cathe dral and Metropelitical Church of ht. Peter, in York, void by the promotion of Dr. William Jackson '4. the See of Oxford. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on the tel.alf of his Nall sty, to present the Reverend William Wall. bank: Childers, Master of Arts, to the Rectary of Beford, alias Beeford, in the County and Diocese of York, void by the prop motion of Dr. William Jackson to the Ste of Oxford. WAR 1.) PATNI E NT. DOWNING-STAMP?, MARCH 7. A Dispatch, of which the following Is an Extract, has been this day received at the Earl of Lzvaeroo is Office, addressed to Lis Lordship by Gener3l the Earl of WELLINGTON, dated Fretrida, February 19, 1812: Since I addressed your Lordship on the 12th inst. I have received intelligence that the first and fourth divisions of the army of Portugal, and part of Gene ral Montbrun's cavalry, as well as the sixth division, are en the Tagus, in the neighbourhood of Talavera de ht Reyna and Toledo. It is certain that General Benet evacuated the Aglaia: at the_time I received the reports that he had done so in January ; and•l understand that he suffered considerably in this ope raticn, of well from the erects of the weather as from the operation; of a detachment of the army of Gallicia and of General PorlierPs troops, Nn pv)vement of importance has. been made by any of the troops composing . the army of P o rtugal kincr I addressed your Lordsh i p tisk the 12th inst. The Guerilla parties ' continue to increase, and their operAtiohs become every day more important Saomil has lately intercepted C.ommitnicati , ms of the army of Pottngal in I,Tppercas:ille, near Medina CamPo, and lle tut* itlaqq IQ) prisoners near that town ; and the p.trty of Cuesta attackzd a body of Freitchjitfan:ry v high crossed the 'l'ietar ? #nd ob.- ligeti diem to retire with cmsiderable loss. (Sig..cd) wFtLtscyov, 413/VIIR a !Alf auft "MARCH 7 . copy of z Letter froth Captain Rickarisiii k , of Ns M a je s ty Al p semira.ais t addressed to Vice-Adnarit hori.btough, at Cork, and a duplicate enclosed ;uho Verthoti • the m a j ts s y' e ! IA ? Senb:r.rinz, at See, Febetlary 29. Ste—At daylight gets morning I felt in pith an enemy's crustier, and, after a chase of sir holys ? cap tured the Grand i i :an Bart privateer, of Sr , Maloer„ conu;nat,ded .onsieur Benj. Dupont, mounting 14 guns, 10§ men, 220 tons. 4:ie is a fine brig, quite. mew, cbpper•bottotrc'd ; ,on Ikr se;ond cruixe; WAS chased seiresal jaws by our frigates, whom so:- out ;ailed ; and, confident of leer superiority in sailing, she 414nweu me to approach p.i.ear, th a t ctitting away his anchors, podheaving oyerboa,d h id boats, Atc. could apt 4 - ive have the honour to be, B.cc. (Signed) G#o9) .4mmAws•cAgtain• MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the L(trd Lieutenant. fd Royal Resiment-,Fravis Host ngs Doyle, Erg, to be Colonel, vice Smith, deceased. Dated Fe4l uary 19, 181 A. Commission in the South Hants Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ceorre Budden, Gent. to be Ensig , ,, vice Beale, promoted. — Dated Feb. 19, 161 3. Commission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regime 1t of sigq:cl . by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ofAyr, . Colonel William Kelscp,from the Ist Reement of Ayr Local Mak, to be Colonel, vice Sir David kiontei resigned. P.IRLI4MEAT4RY PROCEEDIKCA opm•••=•1111 TIIIS DAS. Oapgas.—Farther consideration of Report Woods and Forest 1311—Embezal mint Bill, 2d time--L,andhurst Bill, 2d times.- IA gal Quay Bill, 2d time—Further considoration of Report Lo cal Militia Mil—Committee on Indemnity MM.—committee on Marine Mutiny Bill—Committee en Bill to :areal '@ of b,tii—Coninittter on Acts relating to Pilcbards—Committee on Dublin Coals Bill—Commit.es on Penitentiary Howe Bill— Committee of Ways and Mean.—Committee of Supry—Report Ways and Means—Lottery Bill Amendment Bill, 3d tirne—Ee• firing Law Bill, Tobacco, 4d time—Ezpiring Law Bill, Timber, 3d tittle—Report Mutiny Bill. No I E R • Ward—Ordnance Firimates in Supply. Mr. Baring—Bill for carrying in.° effect certain agreements re lating to the E.tate of the late Mr. Goldsmid. Mr. Wilson—Bill to etplain and amend the Marriage Act, as far as relatea to Orphans and illegitimate Minims. Mr. Wharton—Bill to enlarge the time fur tae Military Com mluioners tor one year. 1 he Chancellor of the Esehequer—To az a day for the Call of the House. Mr. W. Pole—lrish Mi.cellaneous Estimates in Supply. TO-MORROW. Notices—Lord Folkestone—Pnrcrs relating to Foreigners in his Maj. sty's Forces. Mr. Basikes--41111 to prevent granting Oflices in Reversion foe a limited time. Mr. W. Wynne—Bill to takeaway the oath now administered by the Lord Steward or his puty to Members of Pat havent. W LS) N LIDA Y. Norict.—Mr. Abererombie--Raturn of Persons sent from the Hulks to the Army and Navy, and their offences; and of those to whom pardon has been granted for their offences. THUR6DA Y. RoTics.—Mr. Henry Martlr.—Bill for Regulating the Office of the R.-gistrar of the (tun of Admiralty and Deputy Rement ibrancer of the Court of Excheqnt-r, to animilate them in regard to the application ut the Suitors' Money, to the Office of Accoun tant-General 01 the Court of Chancery. FRIDAY.-.-NINIL. BANKRTJFT.S. - - Matthew Conner, now or late of Liverpool, trunk-niaker, dealer and chapraan to surrender March 21, 29, and April 18, at ten at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. AUi•on, Hud dersfield; or Mr. Edmpnd Walker, 55, Chancery-lane, or, Exchequer.oEice, Lineohes-lan. William Wright, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, linen-draper, dealur and chapman , March 27, at foar, March 28, aad Apri l 18; at eleven, at the Swan Inn i Tewkesbury. Atturnies, Mr Cheek, Evestun; or Mr. Bonstidd, Borresie-strect, ost- street, London. • Anthony Pindar, of Bexhill, Sussex, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, March 14, itt, and April 18. at one, at Guildhall.- Attornin, Mears. Gregaon, Dixon, and Cregson, Angel-court, Tivignaorton-street. William Thorp, of Coventry, and of Maiden-lane, Lon/ I .er, rib bon-manufacturer, dealer and eliapnlan, March 18, 19, and April le, at eleven, at the Geor e Inn, Little Park-street, Coventry. Atternie:, Messrs. Baxter& and Martin, Fur:lives- Inn London. Ella th Hillman , late of the parish of Clinton, Serneraetshire, widow, baker, dealer and chapwonsan, March 11, 18, and April 18, at or.e, at tl.e Ckiristopher Inn and Tavern, Bath.- Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Adlinivon, and Gurley, Bud ford-row, London, or R. A. Sliephard, Bath. Thomas Smith, of Adminton, Gloucestershire, dealer and chap man, March 20, at 6ve, March 21, at elevea, at the White. Hart inn, Broadway, Worcestershire, and April 18, at &MD, at the White Lion Ina, Stratford-spun-Avon. Attornies, Mr.' Blayney, of Evesham, Worecesterthite ; or Mr. Taylor, No. 24, John-street, Bedford-row, London. Robert Brook, of Ahnoldbury, Yorkshire, joiner and carpenter, March 25, at six, Mar h 26, and April 18, at ten, at the New Court-House, Wakell dd. Attornies, Mr. Potter, Wakefield; or Mr. Lake, No. 4, Dowgre-hill, London. Benjamin Preece, of Grafton-street, Soho, Middlesex, halm-- dasher, dealer and chapman, March 14, 21,- and April 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pa.rfon, Wilbrook. James Tarling, of West Smithfield, London, bay salesman, dealer and chapman, March 10, 21, and April 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and Son, Cheapside. John George Tietkens, of Warnford-court, Throgmorton-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 14, 21, at ten, and April 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorniea, Me Sweet and Stoke*, Basinghall-street. George Payne, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, hosier, glover, dealer and chapman, March 12, 21, at eleven, and April 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square. John Glover, of St. Mary-at-Hill, London, build,. r and cat renter, March 14, 21, and_April la, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America square. Jos, ph Cockeil, of Ratcliffe Highway, Middlesex, haberdasher, deafer and chapman, March £2, 21, at eleven, and April 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Phipps, No. 6, Aldersg;.te-s reer. Will:am Pyrn Needham, late of Louth, Idnctinshire, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 14, 28, and April 18, at tw., lye, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing lane, Titwer-sleet. Uriah Munckton, of Curry-Rival,near Langport, Somerretshire, baker, March 18, 19, and April iB, at twelve, at the Christo pher inn, Wells. Attornies, Mr. Robert Welsh,Wl lls, Foiner set ; or Mr. Dyne, No. 59, Lincoln's-ion-Fields, London. John Shelom, of bli:cham ' Surrey, mealman, dealer and chap man, March 14, 21, and April 18, at twelve, at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-court, Southwark. William Woodman, of Bartholomew-Close, I.ondon, drug-grin- der, dealer and eliapman, March 10, 20, and April Is, at ;ICven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Auhrey and Curtis, Took'r court, Cursitor-street, Chz.ncery-lane. Joseph Jacobs, of K•ng I ames-Staira,Wapping, Middlesex, dealer and eli ap man , March 14,21, and April 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. Ryles, St. George's-court, Joha-street, New Road, t.-.t George's iu the Ease. Thomas Gould, of Dttery St. Mary, Devonshire, dealer and chap man, March 14. 24, and April 18, at eleven, At the Hotel, in Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Darke, No. 10, Princes-street, Bedford-row, London ;or Mr. John erreil, North-street, Exeter. Richard Harrison, late of Manchester, lime-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 12, 31, at ten, and April 11, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. ..Ittondes, Messrs.. Johnson and Lonodale, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. Joseph Hepple, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, March 26, 28, and April 18, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle upon-Tyne. Anomie', Messrs. Atkinson and Mackarall, Chancery-lane, London; or Jorph Bainbridge, Newcastle. Thomas Dixon, of Sandwich, Kent, ironmonger, blacksmith, dealer and chapman. March 13, at six, March 14, and April e 18, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Sandwich. Anoraks, Mr. Noakes, Sandwich ; or Messrs. Lodington and Hall, Seconda ries Office, Temple, l.ondon. Thomas Hampton and Edward Hooper, late of Rhayader, Rad nershire, bankers and copartners, March 11,12, and April 18, at elevvn, at the Boar's Head Inn, Newtown, Montgomery shire. AtiorniLs, Messrs. Prcssland and Proctor, No. lu, Bruns% irk-square, London ; or Mr Wooenam, Lianidlots. • DIVIDENDS. March 31. Mark Edward Humberstobe, of Kingston upon- Hull, st.irit-rort chant—March YU. Robert Co!hos, t.f . Union court, Broad-trett, London, and of Knuston-hall, Northamp tonshire, builder—March 28. Richard Jones, of the Duchess of 'York Public-house, Lock's-Fields, Surrey, victualler--April 4. Johh Wood, of Sunderland , grocer—April 7. John Blow, Hert ford, currier—April 18. Thomas Mumfurd and John Skeen, of f;re.etrevieli, timber-merchants--March 28. Peter Bentley, of Buck ler,bery, but now of College-Hill, Thames-street, London, stonemason.—March 17. John Fenton and George More, of Rothern'the-street, Surrey, smiths—March 10. Richard Reedids St. James's-street, Middlesex, wine-merchant--March 28. Johu Bull, of leng's Langley, Hcrts, carpenter—March 28. James Blundell, of Dopes Coffee-house, and el* Pentonvil!e, insurance laruhee—March 2k. James Norrie, of 115, Holborn, woollen draper—March 28. H-nay Bidwell, of Whitt chap.l, Middlesex, linen draper—March VA John Parkinson Woolley, of \ Valham- Green, Middlesex, brewer—March 23. John Hubbard, jun. oft CfrUbb--trees, Crippi gate, up:•olsterer—April 3. Thomas Sum ' 'ter, of Bonds, Lancashire, m Iler— March 31. D. Spahltne;Thorpe next Norwich, liq n r merchant—April2. Joseph Dingle, of Ply mouth-Dock, cabinet-maker—March 28. James Cook, of Mid die street, Cloth-Fair, wine-merclant.—Marcls 28. Richard Hughes, of the Poultry, goldsmios--- March 28. Samuel Boving don, of the Carpent..rs' Arms, N'.ne-street, near St. Martin's- ' lane, Westmiuster, victualler—March 30, Philip Davis, late of Birdham, Sbssex, baker—April 2 Michael Eurrough, of New Sartint, Wilts, banker—April 11. Edward I.ee, of Broad-street, I.uodon, merchant,May IL John Davey, of Truro, Cornwall, rope-mg., r-,illarch 30. lsanc Robinson, of Whilebasen, Cunt bertand i ercer-4pril 4, Christopher Chtoterton, of Newark. I upon.Treut, draper—April 4. Joho Kemp, of Burr-street, East Smithfield Middlesex, dealer—April 4. John Cottin, of liro4-strest, London, merchant".-March 28. John Scott, of Ibe I Straw', Middlesex, hooksellerr-April 7. Robert Ennis, Beech- stre- c hentemenger —April 7. John Cowie, of Warn ford court, merchant—Vara 28. John Simpson and William ' Orar'un Palmas), of the Old 'Change, toesors.—March R. James Hammon, of Broad -street, London, nierchaut—March 30. l'bonnts Richardson, of South Berated, Sussex, brewer. CER:fIIIICATEg, Mardi 28. George Buckley, of Tame Water, Sadditwortb, Yorkshire, manufacturer—Francis Miasmic Stockton, of Fulham, Middl e; sex, carpenter—John King, of Brick-lane, Spica Melds, Taylor— ' lames Coll. tt the younger, late of Haleevtorth, Suffolk. taylor— fiedrriek Wm. Wistinghausen, of Lawrence Pountre*.Hin, nterchiCtn-John Hartley, of Aldermanbury, warehouseman— Thomas, of Nesvcaptie Emblyn, Cormarthenshire, shop- Iv/ler—Edward Meting sod Thus. Hall Higginson, Liverpool, merchants—Win. king, of . licerer-street, Guiden-square, Mid dlesex, bratloner—John Pert, of Deal, Kent, carpenter—James Brooks, of Queen-street, Llseapslde, wine.merchant—Samtn 1 (Jul= the younger. of Liverpool, whtelwright and blacksmith. THE EVENING STAii. LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 9. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Ct. Cons. tor money 6041—D0. for sec. 601 5 per Ct. }-5 per Ct. Scrip pre.—ltomis 16, pre. Exch. bills 34.) 2s. 65.. pre.—Ditto (3,d) ire. AMERICA. We hive this morning received New York, and other American Papers, to the ISth ult. brought to Greenock in 19 days, by the ship Trident, from New York. Their contents are of a most imporrarit na ture, and confirin in the completest manner what we have uniformly stated to be the opinion cf the best informed persons in both countries : In short, there will be no war ; nay, ease is every probability that perfect harmony between this country and America will be restored. The American papers inform us. that most active negotiations had been going on be tween Mr. FOSThR and Mr. Mtninoc, and that a rati fication of the treaty, signed in 1806, by Mr. MUNRCI and Mr. PINCKNEY, on the part of the United States, and by Lords HOLLAND and AUCKLAND, on that of Great Britain, was likely to be effected. This, of course, will restore a free commercial intercourse be tween the two countries, still subject, however, to our Orders of Council. Whits these measures are in agitation between Mr. Musaon and Mr. FOSTER, the proceedings of the House cf Representatives keep pace with them ; the Mill for arming and classifying the Militia of the United States has been thrown out by a majority of three. The warlike spirit of the Americans which, for a considerable time past, had been oozing out of their finger ends, has thus subsided. From the follow. ing extracts it will he seen that the aggressions of France are now beginning to be known in America ; " YORK, FEB. 12. " HIGHLY IMPORTANT. ge The city was enlivened yesterday by the con tents of the three Letters which follow, from Wash ington. Euter.—A letter from our correspondent, dated On Friday last, observes, 64 For a fortnight past, there have been frequent meetings of the cabinet. Mr. Mun roe and Mr. FosteF have lately been often and for a long tine closetted together; and it is rumoured that the object of their consideration is the treaty made several years ago between Mr. Monroe and the Bri: tish Ministry, which Mr. Foster is desirous of hariat ratified, with some modifications. The offensive note to be stricken out : the subject of impressment partially arranged, but loft open for farther discus. sion hereafter, &c. I cannot trace this report to any authentic source, yet have considerable belief of it s being founded in at least some pacific arrangement, which may perhaps take place. Mr. Munroe was mortified at the rejection of his treaty, and probs., bly would feel gratified in its adoptioo yet. Mr. Madison, though then Secretary of State, perlraps had little agency is its rejection. 86 Mr. JelTerson must be the scape goat, shoull it be adopted. But, to suppose Mr. Madison will d ata tq agree to it without the consent of Jeffemniis cer. tainly supposing a great deal. Yet what can be d one ) Direct taxes must not be levied. Mr. Gallatin, has, possibly with a view to render negociation and adju st , resent more palatable, sent his budget of caLurn toos consequence of continuing the war fever. Th e No * , the mad war people, are cooling. There RUM be some way devised to escape war. It is intended the Executive. If nothing ram takes pla t e alpe. sent, something that shall at least staestm war m sures, will, in my belief, be done SHORTLY s per iiOWCYYr, not till after the arrival of the Horatt.ft Swota)—A letter from Washiutos, so t h e E d:. tors 9f the I3a/iimore American, a democratic ram says 4 It is confidently reported in the political circle & here, that Mr. Foster has proposed to our cabinet th at the treaty signed in 1606, by Messrs. Munroe 01 Pinckney, in behalf of the United States, and Lord, Holland and Auckland on the part of Great Britain, shall now be ratified by the two Government!. The note annexed to that treaty by the British Commis. sioners is to he stricken out. Some provision prat. rangement is to be made in relation to irnp remmeot, as soon as practicable, It is believed by some of the friends of Government, that the proposition of M r . Foster will be acceded to. I gave you these replan without vouching for their truth. Yet I must add,that they appear to me not to be devoid of probability.... Should they be accurate, an immediate change in our rneauris must take place r highly interesting in more than one respect." THIRD.—A later from Georgetown, ,, It is re. ported that a Cabinet Councii is to be held at the Pre. HI use, rtl.,tive to our Ariirs with Btitzia." [On the above we have only to remark, t!ut our coeficeatial communications assure u-, that, " for certain reasom, the war ! sprit" at Wa.birgton had disappeared—and that "la arrow runt with Bri aln" was spoken of as at no distant paiod—Oar readers wiii judge for themselves.) " A correspondent cf the Columbian, atWashinstat i says—' I was told to-day, with a considerable degret of confidence, that there would be an arrangemeat with the Britis't Government before three months—. the authority is respectable.' 44 The House of Representatives yesterday Begs. tived, on its third reading, the bill for classifying and arming the Militia of the United States, by a nujo, rity of three votes. The details and principle of this bill have been debated for some days ; and the chi b<•fore it was rejected, there was a majority of arts in favour of its passage to a third reading." LISBON MAIL. LISBON, FEBRUARY 22. No mail has to-day arrived from Cadiz, but we have received the following authentic information : A soldier who deserted from General Ballastenit, havirg informed the enemy he was retreating, they ordered four companies of sharp-shouters to observe him, which, by a movement made during the night, he surprised and took prisoners. Shortly after he at tacked the French corps, composed of 3500 men, between Übrique and Villamartin, and completely routed, with the loss cf 2000 men in killed, wounded, and prisoners. PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNORS OF THE KINGDuM OF PORTUGAL AND TILE ALGARVE3. Portuguese !—When thc GOva-nors of the King dom, in August, 1810, assured you that the country would be saved, Portugal was threateled by a nu merous army, composed of the best troops that evei. fought tinder French banners, and conimanued by one of their most distinguished Office's. Tile Pm ciamation then goes on to stat:.-, that this army, which was for a time successful, was at last compelled dis giacefully to retreat with considerable loss. Since that time the situation cf Portugal has much amended and a glorious triumph may be expected, which HEA VEN IA ill crown with the return of the August Sove reign of those kingdoms to his capital, and the resto ration of public prosperity ; but as prudential cautit n is still necessary, the Government enjoins that all persons capable of bearing arms shalt daily exercise themselves in the use of them ; that ad miney, golf, silver, and precious effects shall be sent away or con cealed, that it may offer no temptation to the enemy ; and lastly, that all provisions, in case of an incursion from the enemy, shall be either concealed, (4-, it ne cessary, destroyed ; and all cattle, carriages, &c. effectually removed, to obstruct his progrcss. FROM THZ NATIONAL " The Berlin and Milan Decree: are revoked !—Tbil has been so often asserted by the President Mk United Statesa—by the Governors of each State—by Members of Congress—and by every Friend to the Adrninrstration throughout the Union, that it has * toally become a painful task to multiply evida‘ proving the falsehood of the assenign ; but it :tat u y, and however d: sagreeable, we must put: Mkt' We proceed, therefore, to Insert the o ffi cial wag of the condemnation of the brig Julian, of Phi & phia, Edward Abbott master, by the constituted* rhorities of Fence, so lately as the 10th Septets last. This vessel was avowedly condemned ailt the Berlin and Milan Decrees, the Cnuncl halt declared, that " on account of her being laded vita colonial merchandize, having touched at COIF; burgh, and been visited by divers Englith venlig war, she is good and lawful prize."— (Here the ife York paper subjoins a variety of documents la subject of this decision ; but the paper of pincipallio portance is the adjudication of the French prises:* which is as follows] : " Having beard the report of M. Laloy,eallaillt &c. Forasmuch as it is acknowledged by.the MOP crew., that the Jallan, loaded with colonial p ate had °ached at Gouenburgh, and was visited by English ships of war ;, that papers found rot ban& dicated that the supercargo meditated the peeler of obtaining false certificates of origin, *ac 1. ponded with merchants of Liverpool ; that bail* there is no room to doubt, that the easel enteeelid • Baltic with an English convoy, la. " Therefore, !here k ground to confiscate &alit without any delay : anti the Council deaden. *llw prize made by the French privateer the Aferialelig of the vessel under American colours, the ieig a ' 43s. tied into Dantsic t is good and lawful, acc. " Done at the Imperial Coot t of Prises. (Signed) " The Count &masa, Pre! " Paris, September to, is::." Louis BomArAßTit, (under the assumed dd. 4. Count Leu,) remains at Gratz ; his health is be much improved. lie lately received as tion th,et his presence in Parib would we be NW* table ; but he replied, that his phycicianeadvoge- Urement, to which ois own wishes inclined. A correspondence has beet. lately man • Word 11 ' ;weed the Courts of Berlin and Vicuna, which been accompanied by an inkerchange or pt ' k These civilities hive given birth to a rumour 16 ,°' capitals of the resrec.,ve Sovereigns that a mow WAS in contemplation between Fuming IV' and the ArchduchessCAma.late to lei sr A 1.4 kJ IA rA est is l 0 tan of 1 di) whi terr soo, OM and bee Pr"' Mir a to d Whil the I WTI sum Aid. end! 4 N render Suclie to be equal Coune the fu place quec infi n b have now Ii ' 0 of G en I; te wa i 441 dcw lit a the 4 1, lent 'at but in reo