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PiiRLIAMEIVTARr PROCEEDINGf. ' BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. THIS DAY. ORDER s—Storington Road Bill, 2d time ; Members' Oath Bill, td time, Loan Bill, 2d tiince ; Local Militia Bill, Sd time; Ma rine Mutiny &V, nd time; Dublin Coal Bill, Sd time ; Indemnity BiU, 3d time; Report Infant Suitors' Bill, Committee on Potash, Committee on B-rrnuda Trade, Committee of Su. ; ply, Com mittee of Ways and Means, Committee on Offices in Reversion Bill, Committee on Legal Quay Bill, Committee on Acts relating to Pilchards, Committee on Acts relating to Give, Committee to consider of prohibiting Intercourse between Jamaica and St. Domingo. Committee on Irish Sugar Drawback Bill, Committee on Woods and Forest-. Bill, Committee to consider of the Inspor tatiou of Goods from Capad NOTlOCl—RinTlicialpson's Bill to declare the Seats of Metn becomitig Bankrupts, vacant, who shall not pay their debts within a limited tinse.—Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer; The Prince Regent's files Page re•-petting Portugal, in Supply.—Sir F. Burdett; Memorial of the Clerk, in the Navy Office. TO-MORROW. No - noes—Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer; Bill to continue the Act of last Session'respecting Bank Notes. • Oenees—Petition as:d Counsel on St. Luke'. and 'Foulness Railway BM, 2d time; .Petition and Counsel on the London Sea ' water. Bath Bill, 2.t1 tinge. WEDNESDAY. 01DinS—Chaiitable Donation Bill, 94 time; Committee on Pilots' Bid. THURSDAY. No - rice—Mr. Herbert's Motion for Inquiry into Frauds, Per juries, and Abuses of the License Trade. FRIDAY. .12 " 614rae—Committee on Embezzlement Bill; Tenth Conslde tattoo of Report of Penitentiary Heuse Bill. Nonce—MreHenry Martine Motion respecting the Regula tion of the Office of Registrar of the Court of Admiralty, and of the Office of the Deputy Remembrancer of the Exchequer. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 14, MEMBERS, RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. DOROOGIS OF EAST GRINSTICAD:•—George William Gunning, of Horton, in the County of Northampton, Esq. in the room of Ri chard Wellesley, Esq. who Las accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BOROUGH OF VLYSlryorz EAR tr.—The Right Honourable Ro bert Stewart, commonly called Viscount Castlereagh. CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 13. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Frederick William Turner, Esq. . Charles George James Arbuthnot, Esq. Frederick William Culling Smith, Esq. and John Arthur Douglas Bloomfield, Esq. Ts be Pages of Honour to his Majesty. WHITEHALL, MARCH lg. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased in the tame and on the behalf of his hljesty, to grant to the Right Ho nourable General Charles Earl or - Harrington the office and place of Governor and Captain of his Majesty's Castle of Windsor, in the room of James Earl of Cardigan, deceased. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Right Honourable General Charles Earl of Harrington the office of Constable of his Majesty's Castle ot Windsor, as also the of fice of Lieutenant of the said Castle, in the room of James Earl of Cardigan, decelsed. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 7. • Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Captain William Nicholas to be Captain, vice koss:de ceased. Dated January 10, 1812. First Lieutenant John B. Harris to be Second Captain, vice Ni cholas. Dated as above ,, • OFFICE 07 ORDNANCE, MARCH 9. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Second Lieutenant ThomaaVrench to be First Lieutenant, vice P. Patton, .deceased. Dated December 2, 1811. The Rev. Henry MiLane to be Chaplain: Dated Feb 1, 1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick. George Hartopp, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated June 22, 1811. Henry Grimes, Esq to be ditto. Dated as above. Charles Clement Adderlq, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. William Bedford, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. William Withering, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Sir Edward Smythe, Bart. to be ditto. Dated July 26, 1811, Robert Vyner, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Valliant Palmer, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. William Herding, Esq. to be ditto, dated'as above. George Lucy, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Eardley Wilmot, Esq. to he ditto. Dated DeC. 30,1811. Jantes•Beck, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Charles John Wheler, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 27, 1812. John kituckburgh, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Ist WaTwickshire Regiment of Local Militia. Lieutenant John Power to be 'Captain, vice Freer, resigned. Dated January 36,1811. Lieutenant Samuel Vale to be ditto. Dated Sept. Is, 1811. Xlisign Thomas Cattell,Gent. to bet Lieutenant. Dated January 26, 1811. 2d Regiment. I.lsontenmtts Joseph Lycett and Wm. Christian to be Captains. Dated November 1, 1811. . Edward Renaud and Fransis Ridley, Gents. to be Lieutenant). l , • Dated August 1 6 ,1 810 : George Wright,'Oent. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. 19, 1811. 1 1 Win. Ward Prickett, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 10,1811. Joseph Shore and in. Lucas, Gents. tn be Ensigns. Dated 141 y 10, 1811. Sd Regiment. lames Salisbury Findon, Gent. to be Quarter-Master and Lieu tenant, by Brevet, vice Wyatt. promoted ; Henry Wyatt, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated 25th April, 1810. Assign Wm. Ball to be Lieutenant, vice King, resigned; Ensign Wm. Fincher to be ditto. Dated March 20, 1811. Robert Bell Wheeler, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 14, 1810. Daniel Winter Burbury, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 23, 1811. Kssllatu, Getit. to bct Second Lieutenant. April 85,1811. 4th Regiment. Lieutenant Wm. Payne to be Captain. Dated Oet. 1,1810. Thomas Senn, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 15, 1811. John Perkins, Esq. to'be ditto. Dated June 1,1811 a Lieutenant James Roby Harborne to be Captain. Dated Janu ary 1, 1812. -Ensigns Holtam Baylies and George Eaton to be Lieutenants.— Dated October 1, 1810. Thomas Roby, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Oct. 541,1811. Edward Pretty, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan.l, 1812, •Town and Conntr of Warwick Troop of Volunteer 1 eornanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Sir Edward Smythe, Ban. to be Captain Coalman. dant. vice Sir Edward Smythe, Bart. deceased.. July 26, 1811. Dester, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Nov. 5, 1810. Commissions. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. First or West Norfolk Regiment pf 4rnall Thonia; Fayerman, Gent. to be Ensign. Fated Febpazy 19, 1812. Second or East-Norfolk Regiment. Gedge, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 29, 1812. George Edw.'Beckwith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 24, 1812. cOrpMiSSiOn4 signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.—South East Regiment. Ensign Wilson Beale tq be Lieutenant ' vice StrAngeways, re signed ; Ensign Michael Lister to 'be ditto, vice Beale, pro moted. Dated Jrn. QS, 1912, Ensign James Joyce to be Lieutenant 734ttdEeb. 11, 1812. colll.llliBSipti signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of C,loucester, and of the County ;nd City of Dristol, iticbard Cooke WiOpenny, Esq. to be Derty-Ileutenain. Dated tebTviii 17 1 Mitt • • BANKRUPTCY . INLARGrD. Play I. John Aldridge, of Maidenhead, Betts, seri-chandler. dealer and chapng,an, at ten, at GaildhalL May ll.'Theophilns Richards, of St. John-street, Ckrkenstrell, Middle:ea:baker, dealer and cbapman, at ten, at OulldhaL • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Mosher Brooks; of Malmesbury, Wilt mercer. Thomas Fotherley and Richard Whit e the younger, of Gosport, Hants, ship •chandlers "and copartners. BANKRUPTS. John Brookman, of Norton Hawkefield, Somersershire, horse dealer, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 20, 11, and April 25, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, AU Saints-lane, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. John Cornish, Small-street, Bristol; or Mr. James, No. 12, Cray's-Inn-square, London. Robert Tod, late of Rio Janeiro, but now of Liverpool, merchant, April 10, I t, and 25, at one, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. George Rowe, Wood-street, Liverpool. John Hockenhull, of Sandbaeh, Cbeshlre,corn-factor, dealer and chapman, March go, 31, and April 25, at three, at the Castle- Inn, Stockport. Attouties, Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. - H*rrop, Stoc kport. James Waitt, late of Kendall, Westmorland, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, April 6, at five, April 7, and 25, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Kdndal. Anomie., Mr. Chambre, Chapel street, Bedford-row, London ; or Messrs. Fell and Johnson, Kendal. Robert Beckwith, of Baldwin's Gardens, near Leather-lane, Middlesex, leather-cutter, dealer and chapman, March 28, April 4, at twelve, and April 25, at one, at Guildhall. Actor nies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, arey-street, Lincoln's- Inn-Fields. William Jones, of Barton-upon Needwood, Staffordshire, draper, grocer, dealer and chapman, April 3,4, and 25, at two, at the Palace Inn, Itanchester. Anoraks, Mr. Samuel Ede, St. Ann's-street, Manchester ; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple. William Godden, of Cranbourne-street, Middlesex, linendraper, March 20, 25, and April 95, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Leonard Hicks, Holborn-court, Gray's-Ins. John Henderson, of Gloucester-street, Queen's-square, Middle sex, harness -n:aker, March 111, 28, and April 95, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holmes and Lewis, Mark lane, Fenchurch-street. Walter Head, of the Adelphi, Middlesex, army-clothier, dealer and chapman, March 21, 28, and April 25, at twelve, at Guild, haiL Attornies, Messrs. Rogers and Son, Manchester Build ings, Westminster. Hanavel Marchanr, of Barking, Essex, fisherman, dealer and chapman, March 2124, and April 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Edis, No. 27, Abchurcli-lane, Lom bard-street. Samuel Potter, of Milk-street, London, merchant, March2o, 28, and April 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wal ton, Bashighall-street. Christopher Brown, of Newcastle.upon-Tyne, joiner, house car penter, dealer and chaptr.an, March 24, April 4, and 25, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. James Hartley, New Bridge-street, London; or Mr. Matthew Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Thomas Johnson, of Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, April 4, e, and 25, at ten, at the Dog- Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Lonsdale, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery. lane, London. DIVIDENDS. April 29. Samuel Savage and John Slack, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-manufacturerr-April 14. Bristow Bradly, of Farn ham, Surrey, common-brewer-April 11. John Dunn, of Turn mill-street, Clerkenwell, victualler-April 14s Richard Howard the elder, John Rivers, Richard Howard the younger, and James Howard, of Mitcham, Surrey, calico-printers-April 7. Peter Didier and Wm. Ttbbett, of St. James's -street, West minster, booksellers-April 11. S. Dadd, of Rochester, grocer-April 284 Matthias Koops, otherwise Koops Von Ernst, of Edmonton, merchant-April 14. Edward Winwood and Samuel Thodey, of the Poultry, Scotch factor.--May 2. Wm. Anderson and Robert Lightollers, of Chorley, cotton-spinners-April 14. Tbomu and George Cornford, of Milford-lane, Strand, coal-merchants- April 21. Samuel Bunn, of Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's -IRoad, merchant-June tl. Francis Frankland, of Cheapsitie,ware housetnan--April 16. Wm. Byrt Morgan and Jacob Dudden, of Shepptoe-Mallett, bankers-April se. Peter Stanford, of Chester, tallow-chandler-April.l. John Grelg, of Charles-street, Hamp stead-Road, baker-April 11. Stephen Lee, of Birchin-lane,mer chaat-April 211. Samuel Savage and John Slack, of Macclesfield, silk-manufacturers--April 11. William Argent, of Hare-street, Romford, victualler-April 11. Wni.Bignell, of Great St. Helens, London, broker-April 4. John Pitt, of Coleman-greet, auctio neer-April 4. Casar Jones and Benjamin I.oadsman, of Shef field, druggists-April 4. Wm. Powell, of Brecon, liquor-mer chant-April 4. Parmenter Smith, of Piccadilly, linen-draper. April 6. Richard Path, of Anderton, parish of Maker, Cornwall, rope-maker-April 7. Peter Robert I.uard, of London, merchant. April 14. Wm. Walter Prosser and Robert Cotter, of Fenchurch street, wine-merchants-April 14. Francis Epps, of Sevenoaks, Kent, ironmonger-April 18. Alexander Buckler, of Basinghall street factor-Aft 18. John Squire and Samuel Sawyer, of Br;stol, merchants-April 4. Wm. Davies, of Liverpool, slater. April 14. John Greenwell, of South Shields, butcher-April 14. Oswald Brodie, of South Shields, cordwainer-April 14. Frances Ycung and Frances Handcock, of South Shields, widows, slop sellers-April 4. Philip Hunt, of Nottingham, grocer-April 6. Wm. Rugg, of Cardiff, GlaMorganshire, cabinet-maker-AprU 1. James Saffory, of Canterbury, bookseller-April 14. Charles Holmes, of Bull-Head-court, Newgate-street, haberdasher.- March 17. Stephen Maurice Ferriter, of Fore-street, merchant. April 111. Josiah Phipps, of Copthall-court, London, broker- April e. Isaac Jefferies, of Sudbury, Suffolk, miller-April 11. Thomas Martin, of Overtop, Flintshire, dealer and chapman- April IS. Daniel Burgess and Mary Lord, of Rockdale, Lanca shire, cotton-spinners. GERMAN PAPIItS. BERLIN, FEBRUARY 4. The 2d and 4th Swiss Regimeots, with several bat talions of others, now on service, are on their march to Liege, where they will be formed into a divisiOn ; and the command given to General Belliard. Our contingents will in future be formed into divisions in order that the returns may be more complete, the deficiencies easier filled up, and the names of those who may desert more speedily known and published. VIENNA, FEBRUARY s. For many years there have not been known such long and violent discussions in the Diet of Hungary as during its pres•_nt sitting. Both the Magnates and Representatives of the people have concurred in op posing the financial measures which were necessary to the salvation of the State. They urged that the Con stitution of Hungary did not permit them to acquiesce in imposing such heavy burthens ; that the Hun: garians, a brave, loyal people, were always ready in making every sacrifice to maintain the rights of their Sovereign ; but that, should they adopt the financial system proposed by the Ministers, they would bear an unequal propoition of the public burthens, and be made a sacrifice to the Hereditary States. The du ration of these discussions has occasioned much pub lic inconvenience ; Courts of Justice having been shut during the time, and the expences of the Diet having amounted to three millions of florins. It is believed that the Diet will terminate its sitting on the 12th of this month. It has at length been agreed that the Hungarians shall pay, in two years, 24. millions of fl reins, in bills of exchange ; deliver into the Imperial magazines four millions of measures of grain, of different sorts; and submit to an extraordinary impost of two florins for each quintal of salt during three years. CERTIFICATES, April 4. James Augustine Greenland, of Lamb's Conduitystreet,Theis. bald's Read, haberdasher—Oliver Frederick Stocken,of Walham Green, Middlesex, brewery agent—John Fisher Throckmorton, of Guildford.street, insurance-broker—Thomas Smith, of Char- lotte-street, Rathbone-place, upholsterer—Johnson Rowles Tho mas, late of Shepperton, Middlesex, master—Wm. Perkins, of Upper Thames -street, druggist—John Henry Wilkinson, Lem bardstriet, factor—Wm. Dew, 9f Old-street-road, Shoreditch, tallow-chandler—Wm. M'Adam, of Bishopsgate, merchant.— Michael Furlonge, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant—Thorn's Boardman the younger, of Manchester, liquor-merchant—John Coggan, of Staines and Lalekam, Middlesex, banker,—Joisn Wilson, of Sunderland near the Sea, ship-owner—James How son, of Lancaster, victualler—Henry Hughes of Basinghall-street, London, cloth-factor—Francis Holmes, of Warwick, grocer— Tristram Watts and Thomas Wdtts, of Comb-Martin, Devon, corn-dealers—lsaac Satterthwaite, of Tamworth, War wickshire, wine and spirit-merchant--Samuel Huskiseun, of Swlnson-street, Gray's-Inn-lane, chemist, dealer and chapman—Robert andllw mas Southey, of Fish-street-hiU, London, hat-monufacturers... Thomas Jenkins, late of Chamber -street, Goodman's Fields, up holsterer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. jilrkett, Eastwood and Co. woodntoogers--Parker, &wen and Co. Coleman-street, hat-asanufacturess--Thootas Jul and G. Skirrow, of Gray'slinn-sqeare, solicitors—Thomas tattrell sad Co. John -street, Liverpool, wholesale gAseers—John Thoeppsoo and Co. Liverpool--Townrew and Vous, Suarth, Yorkshire, corn-millers—John Alsebrook and Co. Clarbrougis, Nottingham shire, cotton-manufacturers--Hopkin Perkins and R. Jones, at Newport, Monmouthshire, coal,merdsants--Thos. Atkinson and Mary Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheesemengers—Bean and Brigham, of kudby, Yorkshire, wool-dealers—Cocks and Tkir kill, Wandsworth, and Kept-ro ad, grocers—Parkinson and Hide, Manchester—Champion and Kirby, Mincing-lane, wholesale grocers—Longshaw and Hesketh, Manchester, calic.comanufec tarers--Basnett, Fowles and Co. of the .Mill Wall, Poplar, ship. wrights—Prideaux, Thorne, and Shapland, Bristol, silk mercers. Morris, Carter and Co.—S. Brown and E. Gifford, Limebouse, plaisterers—iW. and F. Warr, of Red Lion Passage, Red Lion. square, booksellers—A. Chesney and W. Duncan, of Liverpool, linen-drapers. Joseph Seaton and Was. Ile.ech, of Faldingworth, Lincolnshire, seed-merchants. Peter 1 wiser and George Toege, Fore-street,London, mercers. Tickle and Bothwell, Tottiugton sear Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. Menhinick and Voiper, of Calingtol, Cornwall, mercep. Nisi given and Gco. Nottingham, hosiers. LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 16. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Ct. Cons. for money 60f:—Do. for ace. 60 } 5 per Ct. 91-5 per Ct. Scrip Is. pre.—Bonds 13s. 14s, pre. Exch. 81111 (3d;) 23. pre.— Ditto (30.) 54. ss. pre. WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND. FRANCE. Two Mails from the North (one from Anholt and another from Heligoland) arrived this morning.— The nature of the intelligence brought by these Mails coincides entirely with what we long ago anticipated; BONAPARTE is about to take the field in person against Russia, at the head of 200,000 men, They's are in four divisions of 50,000 each, and are commanded by the first-rate Generals of France :-their names are, Marshals MAMMA, BERTHIER, OUDINOT, and DA, `MUST. Prussia, by fortifying Colberg, seems determined to make a stand ; but this will be but of short dura tion—although we are told in an article from Heligo land that the Prussian army amounts to 130,000 well disciplined troops. The rumour of an immediate declaration of war by Russia, Prussia, and Sweden, jointly against France, is repeated in the letters brought by the above Mails ; and the Stockholm Papers still loudly complain of the aggressions of France upon Sweden in the seizure of Pomerania. The following are the most interesting articles of intelligence : " ANHOLT, MARCH t. " Great events are in contemplation for the en suing spring. An immense force, called the Army of the North, is already on foot, and is to be comman ded by Bonaparte in person. Talleyrand is to remain at home to plan the destruction of states during his absence. - The army it in four divisions of 50,000 men each. The Ist commanded by Massena, the 2d by Davoust,. the 3d by Oudinot, and the 4th by Berthier. It will soon be known what part Prussia means to act in the great Continental scramble. Po. sitive orders have been given to defend Colberg, which has been put in a most respectable state of de fence, and the inhabitants have been obliged to sup ply themselves with provisions for six Months." " STOCKHOLM, MARCH a. 44 His royal Majesty has received the following in telligence from Stralsund, bearing date the 13th Fe bruary :—That French standards having been hoist ' ed on board the Post...office packets and Custom. house sloop, was declared by General Print to be done through mistake, and they were in consequence immediately struck. The course of the post was again permitted on the 4th February, but in a few hours afterwards stopped anew ;—That the 57th re giment of the line belonging to the French division of Compans has marched into Swedish Pomerania.— The searching of houses has been done with the in tent of discovering where colonial produce might be secreted, and that the continental duties were forced to be paid on even the most inconsiderable quantities found in private houses. The Government's chan cellor M. Von Pachelbel was arrested on the 7th i as was also the Lord Chamberlain Count Bohlen, en the 14th February, The merchants Israel i Schleiter, and Haase } balm illcewise bit arrested, as also cAlc Speeht, muter of the extra-po s t packet. Two lat. eir Berg rute arrived rial materials on at bo Sa board d: iopfsThe Swedi s h transpo February, fo rce d to re main t a s u li n o d n s on of t theile 9t h G ra F n e d bra D Bi ntghna February. The s w hi a ps g w art hic w h ere weLe t ta he k there, by firing four loaded guns at them, and commanders were informed by French of sent on board for that purpose, not to attempt saili ng away, as otherwise the vessels should be immediately taken possession of by the French soldiery. All res. sell in the ports and harbours of Pomerania ate laid under embargo and dismantled. The harbo ur o f Stralsund is full of ice, so that no vessel cot get out. " The French troops demand being supplied with whatever they want, more strictly than even in time of war, and pay nothing for what they get.. s . Since their entrance, the inhabitants of Pome ran i a Ihave twice been obliged to pay a very h eavy capitation tax." 61 LOWER ELBE, FEBRUARY IL . “ Accounts of the mate of affairs in. gel, cos cerning peace or war, continue to be very dubious, and cannot be relied on. This is a natural coo s& quence of the difficulties and hindrances on Cie rep. I lar post in all those countries which are under the dominion of the French, and more particularly so at Hambargh, where it appears to have been adopted as a fixed rule not to forward even such letters, for which they, nevertheless, have taken postage. N e post arrives there from Pomerania, or at least it is not delivered ; and it is even said, that the letter tram Sweden have not been delivered out \ince the end of last month. The posts from other pots an subject to the same usage and constraint, a hich Likes away all liberty in correspondence, and fully an. swers the end for which it appears to be intmded, namely, that of keeping all states in perfect igr ranee of whatever is done or going forw trd." N HUNGARY, JANUARY tt " New garrisons have already marched into and Ofen, the battalions which form them be.n os the peace establishment, are scarcely 400 men own& and all Gallicians. The Diet is said to be now oc. cupied with drawing oft a new scale of valuation, that made for the Hereditary States not be;ng dered suitable far Htingary. On the 27th Janu ar! , two masters of vessels were executed at Venice, who had deserted to the English, and carried arms against their native country, but were afterwards taken pri. song rs." " HELIGOLAND, MAII.CH!!. eg By a cutter which arrived from Tonni.gen ca the 10th Instant, as well as other sources, we are again assured, that a declaration of war by the Rus. sians, in conjunction with the Prussians and Swedes, against France, is every day expected. Prussia aloes is said to have an army of 130,000 men, in high dis. cipline and ready for the field ; and these, with the troops which the other Powers will be able to Wei into the contest, hold out a good prospect of success I 41 The French officers at Hamburgh publicly de. dare, that they are of opinion if the allied forces are not overpowered at the commencement, by the rap!. dity of the movements of the French troops, this Ira be one of the hardest struggles they have had m te• counter.. 4•A division of 10,000 French troops lately marched through Bremen, to reinforce tire army on the Polids frontiers, most of them raw young men, and some of them striplings of not more than 16 years clap 4 , The Prince of Echntuhl, with most of the garrison, left Hamburgh some time ago, and k is stated that this city is to be garrisoned by the Dow till the French are again able to spare a solficirat number of men for the purpose, the latter big well aware that it would be highly unsafe for MIS to entrust the Police and Cipernment of this ass to its Civil Magistrates, without the conammain 'awe of military force. 44 This measure accounts !or the late mow. of the Danish troops in Holstein." We have been favoured with the followiatisfoo matiou on the state of affairs in the Spanish Gioia; " LAGUNA, DECEMIIIIII 44 I shoal/ have iodates Tao moose fain Caren" hot I oil prevented by the dillintky of deo intsrcaswor, the We edififf of letters being very doubtful, etepodaßy toms the captiale" lo 2_ the greatest suspicion and distrait prevails; all ban 0 1. 1111 unseeded , and is pint easel, maws ant Ayr' proosising. a irraa has andersaltia RMIe er wribby ONr capture of Valencia, and both from bed* and do debbig of supplies, be bon be.. preowned Ms acting Via 411 101, 04 1 have sees as ardor bused by the Itavalwisowydithn til osighlibod la Valencia, by will& tbe bibebiumminareri 1110 as mat severs rabic:dam ; they are some* sit idr RUA Mat bosses altar duet, and set a man at thint lardeall lb MOB a sward, a anikst, se ray other walrus wilds bomb" This mom= has bon maenad so b woe Imams et dm diabovery about a pooh age ad a toolOir tz guru fila 1110 Itewastionbas. It had, ea fa wind megens elbsrl win haeldtsd, ad ems were Wm • 0001111111011. .. Akfieslib the Writ it Owl air be Woody ulsoPel it Is at rapt too violent and earsauslivad to hr potill o w soy immense good. The Oevannawn of Villas& le and dittraeasd. Videos imamhave arisen *weal Members, who have enresd in desk, are of which roue om : The writer then proceeds to lunation some issued , of human butchery, tap shocking to repeat.. tat P ir j a petntors of which , towerer. were not Fag . % punished by the Public Authorities% • Through another channel the runidtidr std ew is noticed in the following terms ; 4' Some Squib= travellers from lissliste ellis the opinion was prevalent In the country throw. • passed, that Mexico bad sturesile o vi to the Revolatbint , A Our accounts from the Hay A are of so very different a chara c ter ; fast we " .111/ credit the story until 4 reaches us in a more tic form, I. " 1 8 . 41 Ford wthi Imo aim ed di sorri rings Eves Lows bad TYLI Mn. fur c 10 CI CAr • li 'Ol4 Sac csla read and sad Y, Cari Law sc.; bay pia t 1 Ha Ra sit' •s vari wi tl frog lrel PSI SIN a I 111111 ill ON re UV lei fie fin 1 BANKS OF THE MAINE, FEB. Is. • Twelve waggons, laden with money, passed through Frankton on the 6th inst. on their route to Magde burg. On the 4th, there passed others laden with powder, &c. and on the 12th instant, there passed through, for the same destination, three battalions of French and Spanish troops,consisting of 800 men each. CARLSRUHE, JANUARY 29. The troops in garrison at Frankfort received, on the 12th inst. a route for Dantzic they will set out on the Ist of next month. The battalion which was at Fulda has taken the same road. THE I':VENING STAR. c 1 so a 1 4 M be du 6 au fel eh P el a 6