Star. — London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

HOUSE OP COMMONS. This House also asiwridged won af.er two o'clock for the like teoes° 'the `ran ca it, dna the other Metr.tors forming the putadon, titpeartAt to NH dm... tivid. &Jaye sr oRD ap ptaresi ct the bar ' and acquainted the House, that he had waited upon hi. koyal Hi2buesa the Prince itegtst, to know at what mug it would wit hit pleasure to receive the Atklresit 'if this H o u se greed to uo Tottday lair; slid that IA Royal Highness had signitird his readiness to receive it this day at three o'clock. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUEII presented a Itlrwage from the Prthe- Ripmr, acquainting thaftiii4e.that he had given directions the 'aril before the I louse the state of the Public Accounts, and the h.itimates fur the current year ; and on the ovation tot the Right Hun. Gentleman ' the Message we. ordered VI tet taken into con , tidrration on Monday next :W.1411.001)1.1'41 prokas!eil at the liar no th.. I 1.01.4 the Report of the Committee upuu Ezpiting Laws, whin st as ordrred to lie ou the table. COLLIC:rION 01' TITHES. hlr.3AVlT.l.E,weing the Right Hint. the Chancellor of the Exchequer is his Owe, edvarted th the :•tutreetlingo winch were had lac Stsh , oll, 'Pueblos the g ;vial laws s,lscing to rl-c 1 rr..ett triode 91 Coitecting Tithes, mid erf,hed to know whe'hcr n wa the Kight Hon. Uentkinali's inteistieu to bring 'lds :obit et apitt under the con-hteratien 'of Parllaincit during dos Sessitio? Ihe Honowahic Gi idlenian .aid.. that being prevented from :nteti deuce in the HOnse aeon,; the &son—ions atiuded 100:b.• w..i Pot precisely lfifornied in what sitnation tilt i•nporratit afo'bd, and lie was tl.ir•fore dr.irouaof k sag the Intentions of the Right Hot. Genthuian upon the ruby en The CHANCEI.I.OR of the EXCHISI2IiEIt refeticil • HoilouraLle,Geoutnim to the Journals of the 110451: for a:1 az count of the stage of the proceeedings optin this mat'et at Or clue of the last S talon. The Committee, ti. whom the suld et had b. en reigned, haJ made a report, and i: era- probable that that report might be brought under the consideration of the House this Se.sion. Mr. SAVILLE said, that as theßight Hun. Gentleman could give Ito other &mural:ex than a prebability, be did not thick the matter ought to rest upon suet, uncertain grounds; and, there fore, velem some other Member, more able that. himself, would have the solidness to bung the subject forward, he should give notice that soon after thr Easter feCts.S, lie should feel ft to be his duty to bring this interesting question forward. He could not barbital' meutioning, that in that part of the country where Ilia Wing reran was sumeed, 'bete was a lay and a clerical pro prietor of tithes, each of whom had a slOritlopeilbsiir laod-occu- , pter.; is mosequenne of which his premettLwasidearcely worth holding; and, eoniideritig the extent of( evil lnqVirietla Var6l of the country, it was of vital importinte rtilichE iiihject should be speedily brought Under the atteistudi or Vardatnent. The Honourable Urntlenims's notice was riitered4 The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Laving moved trio arliriurnment, whico was cattetl, tra 81 1 9. A !Chit, in bi. 'toe carriage, accompanied by the De putation of the House, WWI w procepriora wito we Addl.'s) to the Regent% Palace. • FAC m sArufiadr smars G.IZETTE. This Gazette notifiec. Mac the Prince Regent has appointed J. Datiore, Ley C0tt..61 in liocay ii ihnyulicus. 14111. i fzi.-RY PROMOTIONS. WAIL cFFICE, Fv.BItUARY 1. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Frederick Eradburne, Geot to be Ceniet, by purchase, vice laced, promoted. 6th Ditto—John Kydnig, Gnu. ,to be Varrtiwy Surgeon, vice • deces.c.i. id Regiment in Dragoons—Surgeon Hairy Reed, from the 39tb Foot, to be Surr.tin, vice liana, whi exchanges. 21st of Lion Drs;:oons—Lietneaant John Gibson Whitaker, to be Paymaster, 41•41 Collier, dismissed. 224 Duo—Cure. t I 11. rrisitapr, to be Lieutenant, by per dine, vice To be Conine ; by purcita.c—thomss Harmon t Orin. vice Tristram ; Al. zander 7 aylor, Guilt. vice, Warrans!, primoted. lst Regiment of Foot—Ensign .I. Clayton Cowell, from the ball pay of tbr Regiment, to be Lusigtf, `vice Ciente, who eechauges; ttuarter (blaster Srrjeaut Parke to be Quar ter-Mayer, size Day, cashiered. Pd Ditto—Ensign Andrea Itlclimon.l to be Lieutenant, vice * Gray, deceased; Gentlemen Cadet Charles K. Proctor, from the Koyal Military College, to be Ensign, vice RiclimaniL sods Dime 1 homes Cboksan Km; uu, (hut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Beat, promoted. 47th !Nita—Lieutenant 11. William Mactlosialk from the half. pay of the Reginitit e to be Lieutenestotwim Butler, who eschews. r. - .. i.e Lwei semi lames Ong Itihf-9 3 7 or Air j ▪ Regiment, to be . Lieutenant, - ilfe itt;t, wh o exciters gm. recsiving thrdiffes race. 119th Ditto—sutgoon Ruben Dam, Dragoeish to.be ::urgetni, vice Reed. who extitengester. . • W Weft India Regiment —Captain. 1 human Des, from half Fey of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, yin Mbaeddr,Atef afted ; James Dawson, from the half pay of the 39th Foot, to be Ensign,. vice Wells, who ea-' slays.. • • • ad. Dc te-eDrevet I.kutenantsColattel Thomas Walker, front halt-ply itch West India Reginseu,l to be Captain of Olessuppy„ vice Frith, wlw tot changes; Eus,lgn David Come relncto be I.kuien'ant, vice Heel. deet‘ed; Oentlentah Ca. tja'alroderick Sky, from the Royal Military College, to be Ctionning, Unmated. Id' .Ditto.-Captaiu Daniel O'Keefe, front the half pay of the 90d , Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walsh, who erclt.uiges. let Cs yluti Regiment—l .Tentenant 1.. De Pussche, from the go, West India itegiizieus, to be Captain of a Company, vice W 1111118; deceased. ▪ York Rangers—ldeutenant M. Hunt to beVaptain of a Company, :fir Monier, deceased; Ensign hone* lo.rkiman, to be Ideutenaa; Awl Hum ;_ Serjetiat w Ma i % 4 hg b ag , Qoutite-Mseer, vic elleubohl. who resigns.'- 1 • .'• io)ol• Wike llaligers—To be .1 deetensillalgtse T. !turn. vier )integer, deceased; lump NA Stewart, vice, 11 1 .v.r, d. ceased. To Io Eiisigos—tieorge ()mean, Gem. vice Huta; Gentlaban Cadet 1 Lomas Millar , from the 'Royal MMus Ogliege s •esco Stewart. 3 '7 iaprirr. . To be Lb uteri:int-Cobweb its the Army -Ma A#itinder Ihtsu derson, dl the Parttime, Service; Major Fain Belt, of dilM ware.. pinny Assistant Commissari-gliseral Mb. Laidig * a* an diti•imant•Caimisaari-Cabetllto ens Fore" K;atiag l i ttse be a Dyer alpillilap rat to the • --- . &O/P' 1 /TAIT. • ' . .• poen! WIll!am Slbbakl, half-1.11, to be gergeola to the roletts vice Shwas, dcce Htspital:Mate Alazawha M. D. frees half-pay, to be .1 li4apital Assistant IS the ce.,.,Are Jam` " who ezchangr.ey upon half pay. • • • Watteville's Regiment fun" 113 .t..- 11 p.r4netone, friiii ' • the 7th light Drestmosl a tin s b Major, by pi:44ton, raw I. Villatte, who Mitts.. , .1 • - • •alfasseganoe se. The Mistiest wants of Caputo M•Mal.on, on the ball-pay of atilt* Pout, is Meetteatr, net Jae. 4 7 En awry at in Ilse &Pete list December. 151(1. To ba Deputy Alsistans.o 4;eneral to the 'Siren— For 13t.rwholon.isw ilitrien, banholonievr Lluarin ; fur Antonio l'iuko, real Antosito ; for M. P. Liam, read ltd. J. bison ; for N. Heed, rowl H.S. Head. OODWAVGJI OMICIt, JAN. 27. Corps of iloyaiEnyineers--M-jor•Ocoetal William Johnston to 1. e. lonel.Cosomeusiasit. du ?Upson, deceased; I.leCeosust- Caballet William Henry Pohl to be Citontl, viea Jan/um; Qiptain George Cardew to be Lieotemine-Cillosel, vice Ford ; b . scoati Carain Clarks Dixon to be Captain, trite Codes! ; First Lieutenant Chubs L Prim** be Second 01Ind% vie. Neon : Second Lieutenant Geom. Oscilliam Leman to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Prince. Am _ f Commissions Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cousnirb Ayr. '1 he Marquess of Bute, tha•Hon. P. 7. H..Stoart, and Archi bald Moore, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenants. Commissions signed by the lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of York. Gregory El.ley, George Hanky, Francis Hartley, Fletcher ilia, Mats M Hunk, Richard Olanshard, Homy Walker Yr:turista, and 'Violins, Barstow, Begs. to he Drputy Liiurenanth Commissions signed by the Lord Licuteaant *film County of Nottingham Peter Dickonson, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. clamber oop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Reber: Masan Sutton, Gent, to be Lieutenant ; Richard Milward, Gent. Lobe Cornet. BANK it U P ICY ENLARGED. March IN, William Crowther, late of Charlss•strest, Middlesex- Hospital, mexcLant, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 15, Daniel Glover and John Glower, of Leeds, merchants dnd copartners, at eleven, at the Cas:le of Yak. BANKRUPTS. hoses /Tarr's, of Coventry, sharmanufactorer, dealer and chap roan, to surrender Feb. IT, la, and March I 1. as eleven. at the King's Head P.n. Coventry. Attornits, Mr. Julth Carter, of Coventry ; or Messrs. Edmund. and 'eyes, Chancery-Line. Julio Hoye. the youn-aer, of Wansford, Yorkshire. carer-manta• tactorer, dealer aprn.m, Feb. I I, Ist, and March 1.1, at c:e en, a the Neptune Inv Hull. Anomie% Messrs. Lam• a, h. rTaylor, and Deane, N o . 2, Gray's low :quare, Loudon ; or Messrs Lockwood and Shaper'', I3everley. Will' -n Simpson, of Manches'er..Uttem-dzapecdealer and chaps man, F. b. .e t, 22, and March 15, at twelve, at the Star No. Manchester. Atte:wire, Me3sri. Willis, Clarke and *Cu. ' Waruford-cotort, Luniktu; or Mr. Ronde-au, Manchester. Mtn Wutwiale. of Doninton. linctslosh;re, dealer anal charms, Feb. 10, 11 , at twelve.; and Ma ca 1:,, at t llven. at the Red ('ow Inn, D •ningion., A tiurtil , s, Mr.kVorth, Horblina. near holkingoans ; or Mr. Gaga, Hcattoris.coart, Gray's-Inu. William Bro. k., of the parish of Sr. Nicholas, Droitwich, Wor cestershire, m Iler, Feb.2l, 22, and March 15, a; seven, at th- Crown and Scptrelon;Worcester. Aitortue., Mr. John Robeson, Droitwich; :Messrs Fladtste and. Nerld, Does Street, Str.lll:'• Thomas Hoer Taylor, of Totnes, Devon, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. lg. ttu. anti March 15, at eleven, at tt.e Star Inn, Exeter. Amtrak., Mr. Taunton, 'nurses; or Mr. Mkt., Chatlottesstreet, Illackfrlars, Loodoo• John Say, late of Liverpool, Num and woollendraper, Feb. 19, •in, and Match 15, at one, authr Gerirre Inn, LiverpretL— Anomie', IWe.•to RO4llOll and Duln:er.Carle-streit, Liver- pool; or Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chaneeryslanc. Edward Hale, of West Worldham. Hants, dealer in outle, Feb. 11, at two, Feb., iS, a: ten, and March !S. at two, at the Swan Alton. Anomie. ' Mews. Palmer and Frinee, Bedford ..- row, ; or Mr. Lancelot I.ipscousb, New. Alresford. (Norge Savae, of l Ind lersield, ork.hire;Wateh-maker, dealer and cliatiman, Feb. 17, at six, Feb. 18, and March 15,at ten, at the Welliegtou Sun, HyddersfieV. Aqiirnie., Mr. AlWion, Huddersfield; or Me.sn. Webs, Clarke, Castes, and Watson, Wariford-court, London. Ishmael Brook, now or hie of Paddock, parish of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, clothier, deafer and chapnoan, Feb. 57, at ale. Feb. la, and March I S e st ten, at the Wellington Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield; or Messrs. Willis mail Co. Warnftitd.court, London, William Wondyatt, of Ledbury, Hereforlddre, ranter, deelei and ehaptnau, Fels. iI. Is. and March IS. at eleven, at she Unicorn Inn, Great Malvern. Attorneys, Mr. Philip Bathed, Great Malvern ; or Mr. Donsileid, Eouveriwatrett, Fleet street, London. James Fart -Wen, of Chicheater, Sawa, timberdnerchant, wale merchant, dealer and chapnlitn, Feb. 1 . 3,17, and March IS,. at eleven. at the Swan, Chichester. Attorneys, Mr. Ridsani t Chichesser; or hfeaut. Few, Ashmore, NM Haniken, Covent-Garden, Leridells • William Mullen.; late el Henstrldge, Somersetsltire, yeoman, dealer end charms, Feb. 17, Ilk, and March IS, ateleven, er the Virginia Inn; Attornies, Messrs. llowlesalld Llidtty, Shafts bury ; or Means. '1 aboorelin and Iluebanati, Argyle street, London. James Cant, of Crown-street, FlnAtury-equart, Mblilleseu,gen. e. r, dealer and Chapman, Felsrvary a, is. smdMarch 1 S, at one, at Guildhall. Attomles, Messrs. Harvey and &smell, Saint Helen's place, Eldinpsgateestreet.'• . DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.. ' March 8, Samuel Lynnell, William Lumen, and Edward Perkins, Chatham, green*, at eleven. Feb. st. George Bruin, of Towle, . area, mercheat, at twelve. Feb Ira. Edward Haft" Fernr, St. Juboutreet, baker , it twelve. Feb. C!, Levi Moses Fla, bury court, merchant, at twelve. Feb. Sit, Samuel Harvey, Windom, draper, at eleven. Feb. 25,106,0 Jester, Maidstosse f l dealer, at ten. .Feb. its, William Mubarak, St. Martin's-lane. chinam an, at one. Feb es, 'I !somas and George Strafford, Hal born Bridge, haberdashers. at twelve. Feb. IS, Walter Ewer, of little Love.lane, Bermondsey, madam, at sew. Feb. us, Wet.; P,'• c's•lane. silversmith , at one. F a b 14, WM. Therm I I aqui . , I- street . bruds.manufacturer , at eleven. Feb. Id, 140* : ter, of No. 35, St. Switltiat's-lase,MerChant, at eleven. al l4O M 10; lii, IVilliam Mao& teal Tart, Old I:road. itieri ,aarrchint, is AU. , Feb. IS, Joseph Reynolds, idul- Jan., wine merchant, mete. Feb. 15, lobo Goundrlll, of araeechurchuiat, 1 liaber4.her, at eleven. March iM, Chasivi Lewis Sphta, Fre. 1 derrick Mulling. Godfrey Moiling, and Henry Author spina, luivretice Pountney-lane, merchants, at twelve. Feb. IS, James Head, Rood lane. warehouseman. at tea. Feb. 15, Edward 1 Greve, Dartf.uti„linen draper, at eleven. Feb. 11, John DAvid. son, Last India Cbambas merchant, at one. Feb. i 5. William Blow,' Whit , huford, mallster , at eleven. Feb. IS, Ernisdna Blain, New Boutl•skeet, milliner, at eleven. 1 DIVIDENDS to be sundries the COUNTRY. Feb. 11.2, Thomas ICershaw, Rochdale, flsnnel manufacturer, itsuelve, at rise Roe Buck Inn, Roohdale. Feb. 24,Wist. Carden, Bristol, merahant, at eleven, et the Bush Inn, Bristol. Feb. Cs, Edward Craven and Jobs Hairs% Eller Carr; cotton splnn .... a• eleven, at the Devi:matte Arms, Kishleg. Feb. Richard Walker, Bridge Hall, Neer, eotton•spinner, at eleven, at the Manchester Arms, Manchester. Feb. 23, Wm. Harrlei. TWO'S, mercer, at eleven at the Gioia. Exeter. Feb. 63, lOW . Beaky, 0 Fern Grove, wistallenquoufaeturer; at eleven, et Manchester Arms, Manchester. Feb. .a 6, Robert Sewer and tb. Hoff, sad Celluurnflet, tiondoo, merriment - , It elessmot the Neptune, Hull. Feb. 114; Win. Wildams, of Witless* outer. scrivener, at toeke, at the Nor aid !loner, Worcester. Feb. vs,. Michael aylur, Jelin Latham, end Elia% Belcher, of Llverpeel, merchants, at one, et the Gets:ge Inn, Liverpool. Feb. u, Ste piste Tazewell, of Bridgewattr e .gromr, at eleven, at the 'Ones Head, heidgewster. Feb. st•t, Sandford Neville and John 43ineden the yueiger, Leeds, emit and od millers, at rkven, et the Court House, Leeds. Feb. 211, lames Berton, Kidderminster, recommit:. her, at eleven, at the White Han, Ha:denary. Fah. Mt, Williada Hill, dine, hatter, at eleven, at ditto. Feb. tit, Icahn Barrett, of Manchester, hues -4raper, at eleven, et the Albion Hotel, Man cisme!. Feb. CS, Francis Nubian Blackwell, Hvuglaton, at twelve, at the George lon, Hustle/duo. - . - CERTIFICATEi, Fra. J. Rail* Throb, grocer. J. butler, Deal, taller. W. Ds flu, St. Phdlp and Jacob, carpenter. J. Hampton. Lonydon. mordant. 'l'.l'. Manu, Ruod•lane, merchant. J. M. steams, ' . Mortises banker. J. Noway, flatboat**, victualler. J. oul ko si o, Lblninte, bound. 'T.0141644. Dreltend. dealer. 404. 4 Acton Beauchamp, lamer. J. Wir,,jun,..Ra t h, but. J. E.vbbv barrow, dealer. Ilaodciip. Covently, • - ' b. WitiougLby 'and W. Thohial . .'plyinoutft, and It: Cheapside, hat-nanutacturers. e. Sumner Us e, Plate.atasmanulacturer. .0. IC Tattler, Sund a : e thud, jeweller. t.. aiteadran, jun. Mark lane. ship-broker. J. S. width. Old broad-street, merchant. J. Col-man, Leominster. scrivener. J. burgess. Enfield:wash, mattater. J. Wahl), New Sarum, vidualkr. H. Duckworto, Rces.blll , liquor-merehant. 11.11 , trichell and N. Casper, Lemon-and, merchatus. 'l'. J. Mama, kismet, otusloal•iuttrument- maker.. • AVEKAUE PRICE of CORN iu ENGLAND and WALIIII. front the returns embus tku a7th of Janney, 1417- • • Wham.' Rye 'barley. Oats. &an& y e a.. s. 4. s. (1, a. d. Is. d. Is. d. I. ot I • 103 It Idi 11 S 1 10 30 10 10010 f 69 11. The average Prim of Sufw,eomputod from the returns-Matte to the week audios the sal% of Jannary t b 4its. 50 V. per rah ' • .11,14718VAG1 SAMS. • ITOCIETIOL,K JANUARY 30. It 11.4 wing Leen proposed in the Council of Rote to raise the price of bread, his Majesty, through, the Crown Prince, positively opposed this measure, and by sacrificing considerable sums from his own pri. vac property, has provided that the weight and pi..ce of bread have remaived wholly trach.mged, and-are : secured for •this whole year; which example, in a kingdom 'hat even in good years does not prgdoce sut, fictent corn for it* consumption, is the more remarks= as in so many other countries,. otherwiseiiill% corn, we hear such complaints of scarcity, and even of tumid:s, arising from that cause. Since the New Year all the ice and snow have vanished, and we hate :me such mild spring weather, t mciy farmers etre afraid that the winter Corr. will rot in the fields. P.IIILLIMLNT.4I2I' PROCELDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEW; YI. The Marquiss CHULMONbEi , EIf haves at.uuswieed to the H)USC on Friday; tt•it -his Royal. Hig!lrov the Prune g•gelit would recelTe dot slay the AddrtiA cf thus HouAe avre,l to o n Two:lay, their Lortibhips suet at two oVnuk,ao4l, after prayers, I rounded forthwith in tate to Carpus-hussfe. p . LAUSANNE, JANUARY 17. It is now thought that the ne2ociations which have been carrying on for these two months, be tween the Allies and France, for the pmlolgation of the term for the psyment of the contributions, are wholly ended. It even appears that a formal Treay has been concluded for this purpose, but the pre cise conditions are not known. Fax vie rest, no se rious difficulty appears to Lave occurred in the con clusion of this conveirion ; it w,st not only indis pensable, but just, on accetwt of the increased price of forage, and of prlvis nos of all kinds, and of the enormous losses which the public treasury Lad had, and still will have to bear. Tire Goverutorn:, it is true, had made agreements with the coot:actors Upon moderate terms, but at that time it was not possible to foresee the calaraitics uhicit have afflicted Europe, and the ruin of these speculators, woul,i have been the result of ir. At present large indem nities have been conceded to them, which enable them to make new barga'ns with their sob -contrac tors, but these sacrifices falling on the Gmernment, entitled stiif more to ask some .concessions from the Powers, as otherwise, even the subsistence of the:r troops would have been endangeted. FRENCH PAPLI2S. .1 .1 fl" • PARIS, JANUARY 90. 'Yesterday.a Council of Ministers was,held. Abe Thuitleries, whi ch lasted from r.ne to four o'clock: Hit Grace the llnke cr Wellington gave low. night a most splendid and elegant ball, at which were pre ; sent a great number of f neiguers of distiuct:ou, and many of the French nobility. Yestetday his Majesty heard mass in his aped. went.; after which several Ministers and foreign - Ate bassadors, as also his GrAte.tite Duke of Wellington. were admitted to an audieucet-tvith his Majesty. • We learn from Rouen,. slat the market for cotton stuffs and spun cotton, which took place on the 17th. was mach larger than it had been.for a consideralAr time before. 'There were sold at it 4,4s3.pieces of cotton stuffs: • • By the last accounts from icily, it appears thit the eenettation of the Southern Provinces by the Austrian troops has been again pot off. The eveonstractson of the Theatre St. Charles, at Naples, cost the sum of 400,000 ducats. It was to have been• opened on the second Sunday of January: Letters from Cambray inform us, that several Austrian, Russian, and Prussian Generals have set ' out for Paris to visit the Duke of Wellington; every thing appears to indicate that his Lordship will make some stay at Paris. No change has taken place in the position of the Allied troop.. Lord Hill, who commands in the absence of the Dake of Feliinyton, keeps up an active correspondence with the Feld Mar shal. Couriers arrive and set out almost every day. CHAMBER OF PEERS. SITTING OF THE 29TH OF JANUARY. The order of the day called fc.r the continuation of the discussion . on the plan of law relative to Elections. The Oslce of tarred, the Count de LALLY Tot.. LIND/M o : lieri:everal other Members, were heard in tilvone he law ; the principal speakef . .agOnsi i , t was pia %44K,F,,,EAu. , $ • . • The peveli lrst articles of the law being on tti ► Itie vote were passed; and an Amendment, silliell t-s was proposed on Article 7, was negatived by a, majority of 172 to 93.—The discussion was then adjausnecl. CHAMaEft. OF DEPUTIES. . 1 SITTING Cl THE 29Th OR JA NUAlet. The Chamber was again occupied during this Sit- ing, by debates on the law respecting the Journals.. M. de dAts, Minister of Police, detended at consi derable length the conduct of his own department relative to the Journals. He frankly enough con fessed. thet it must be the wish of the Government (he could hardly say it was their hope) that there should be only . .is otiStioss in frame, ant that their' efforts ought to aim at Oil object ; it was with a view of attaining it that Government wished to place the Journals wader its own direction: ',He acknowledged the difficulties with which Government had had costing gle in prevailing upon the gditors of Journals. to keep within the bounds of prudence on topics con nected with the public eubsistence, mid the relations, 0 France with foreign States; and expressed him self surprised at the tightness with which various De- puties had expressed themselves on these delicate strb jects. He maintained the strange doctrine, that no Proprietor had a right in complain of the loss. be sustained by the suppression of his Journal. The conducting of a Journal was not, he asserted, a pro perty, but a Concession from- the King ; and no man! , was entitled - to complain it that Concession was taken ! from him for his own neglect or misconduct.— ' On the return of the. King, after the 100 days, he found the Journals not only enslaved, but many of them Aura from their right owners. This Ru,perty hid bee* initored to its old possessors, by - siging them, new. privileges ; but a conditiop . was itherxto annexrdivix.-thae they should neither 5aw:431.014b l any thing than . might be injurious to the Araptinillity of the kingdom. The suppression of various Journals had been alluded to. Certainly no Mespher would. complain of the supprgSSiOU of the Nain Jana, the &stew, the Ariiarqas, the Diligent; but the 'stippre stout of the Fidel* Ansi du Bei had been blamed.. On the Inner point- he declined giving any explanation, but should confine fulmar to-stating, thax.the Editor of the lid o l e Ansi was imprisoned, and his paper sup pieties}, wader the law 01. the 29th Octet er. „fie concluded with saying, that whatever might have been done at the Elections for the CharaLer, Lie-re-1 snit of them had afforded soisfaction to the g lom body of the people. After some f.other. debate, the Chamber Moen there appeared 128 in favour of the Law, a z , 89 against it.—Majority 59. VIENNA, JANTJAIIY IS, nake Alert of B..se-Teschen has been indisp m pd , but his illness is not :t seriiivs ore. The Arch....;, Charles is recovered from his indisposition. Ti head?, of pritree Scl...v.trizenberg I:.ts 'nspired rritt , !le city into consternatio l , carnival here furnishes proofs or the distress of the There hs been a small number ,r private balls ; and at tile rido:to, on the 12th, thee were ant 500 persons. _ ___---- THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. ALL THE TWENTY CAPITALS MUST DE DRA•VN NEx r HURJDAY, AS THE 'Ayr rEtty '1 HAT RAY. MOFDAY, FEBRUARY 3, Isl 7. PRICE OF oTI)CKI THI:i DAY - AT TWRI.VE O'CLOCK s Reduced 64; mo. 64;1--Cone. for ace. "if 4 per Cent. Bit per 2:avy 9613 Exchequer Bah, 146.174. r boucle. flta. ere. The Paris Papers of Thursday came to hand yes terdsy. Tint discussion in the Chamber of Depuzies on Plan of Law regarding the Regulation of ;he Public Journals, h..s terminated, by the di , finitive adippii A of the whole Law, WS Members voting for and against it-majority 37.—An amendment which was ultimately proposed by M. Coatarr D'lscouttr, gni which excited a good deal of merrioient in the As sembly, marks in a pretty strong manner the general scope of the law. " I move," fie said, " that it be declared that the liberty of the Public Journals suspended, and that the Gov:rnmert shall be eartttl to dispose of them as it thinks pepper."—Siicli ii fact will t he v e ry nearly their condition, new :h 't tiai 14 w 11001Pelte adopted. The sanction of t , .e Kivu , in foVIPte ~to bet. , ;be sole arbiter of their csi,itnce.— Every tiling, in short, like Liberty of the tress--ant . 4 course- Liberty of Opinion—is for the present an etc! in Fiance. In the Chamber of Peers, there has been another i4ititirnment on the Law r , :garding Elections. The first sevea, Articles have been passed—and several ismendenents proposed on them, rej•!cted by consi derable maj,,ritiLs. • The subjtet, of the Loan from foreign Capitalist 'lrCgius noe"for the first time to be spoken of in the :Journals. One M. Casoint Neste has publi , hed Certain Ifefiertiotu on . the Pre;et• of Me Loan, in which he combats strongly the policy of borrowing from foreigners, insists on use practicability of very great rigitieetleas hi the National E7penchture, and stgo , ;;ii, it s to be quite easy to bcrrOw in France whatever could be shewa to be really necessary for the wants of the State. Lan night arrived a Hansburgh bringi.ig Letterw and Papers In;rn various pans of Germany. A Convention, it is said,- has been at length con cluded, by which the Aida Powers have agreed , prolong the term for the payment of the French con. tributions—the unexpected rise in the price of provi lions, and other unexpected ciicumstances, t awin. rendered it absolutely impeuible for France to mac good her engagements. This arrarmement may have been rendered the more indispensible from the project for a I ran if tea miili3i* 1 die relief ut the French Tre.isury, ba , MOO /I ing, wa gf `!, well assured, entirely LaileJ. To ill* Litt, we believe, may be ascribed the rise if out oar 'Foods on Saturday. We heartily congratulate ea country on the failure of this mercenary and dans, ous speculation of the moneylenders, which woo! have ended in the ruin of those dupes that might have been drawn into the snare by the more km:a ing ones. who would have contrived to pocket the /visa, am then would have cut and run. The accounts from Germany announce the ing intelligence of a fail iu the pricy of corn at al! z! depots in the North. 'rhe extreme mildness of season having rendered the Baltic and the Elbe, .t 1 perfectly free for navig:itino, is the c.4,..5e of this 6 , preisioa, which may b.e rated generaliy at 20 per ern! SWEDEN. Letters from Stockholm of the 9.1 January, rnn !tion that an extraordinary sensation had been re duced in that capitol by the judgment (notice] in Paper some time ago) which, after tw•o years of E MS cedure, has been pronounchl by the Supreme bunalof the Kingdom of Norway, in the caseot Generals, an 1 Vier superior Norwegian Officers, ac cased of treason to their country. It is known how - the Norwegians opposA the ell tutioa of the Treaty of which 4.sl;ned :he! am from Denmark to Sw,den ; and haw, in aietiark of the Mandates of the Coort of Cocenh:ign• ! I "'s took. up arn - :bproclairned Nee CuntsTitor and.clmbitued the Swedish t , oops which werelst 'to reduce them. The Court of Str!ctlsolas would se trust to arms alone ; but. lry its in trigues, contrireJ gain over many et the NorwegiAn General Pffireto who, by delivering up the stre...n7, pl-aCts, or allers: the comma waits, entrusted to them, cr7ntributrd, A ' -great degree s to accelerate the oltial.tte ittbaftvo of Norwaf: Tic wht.le 114:1 , 1t1 was filled wtel dignatkin :it these treadle: id, and several of the 0:; ars concerned in.thern.were seized aud put on th: . trial, betore the cause they had servcd had so re' Pet i• kr,d Pd, :c4 01. Icf •I ere 1 ry iJ es. !l•e lit I S 9 Pas is. 1.21 be is • I-d in Ind at her %le Tal fists the hed ich tat ;irs Ter 'flu , ly. Ale. • Ito on- in; ale the tea AT- -11 1 ;* C cur ;tr- ,utd ace Ind !3S. e t::e &c. 14C-- ac. erk cc :.7.• pc: 0 I ;(11 I: re. •