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ins few days will be pulslished. in One V.l. ave. rit'SHE SPEECHES of CHARLES PHILLIPS, 1 Esq. delis% red 3* the 11.1.12, and on various Public 00M slims in irelLild and Tl i tis Velum:: is Edited by Mr. Psit.Lirs himself, and Is the only publcati. n o• leis Spe.tl.es authorised by him. l'runed fur'i nrgit.an, I rt, Ryes. Orme, and Brown, Londob. 'elf *Wen' eitiy he he bad, lately. published, 1. !vases •ti i cnes, no 4 'ON. 84 , 0 Ica. boards. 2. Vet's :raceme b. it: VAS, BYO. ,f( ' , lk. boards. 9. •Vls.osiases rrectiss, ins vohl; lieu. *WU. boards. 4. 011 T.l44retcres, in a +Ms. opt. rep les , bfiards. 6 SrLiengi al the nil* Hem. J. P. Cumuli s..Nto. 19s. FA.GM SATURD4rNIGIiri CaZliff.E. CROWN OFFICE, JANUARY SIS. ttukist.r. act VaNVID 1U sI IVC fil I VII fIISIENT PARLIAMINT. ('.l) ut Wtoce.t.r.—*l he Hon George William • Coventry, .on!y railed Lord Viscount Veet horst, lathe room of Itbras , 1..11. Rob :arts, 7 deceas d. . PROMO'fIONS. Be Ey ar.-- Major-General Sir Harry Fane, K.C.8. t0 bee Lieo e 4nerei. upon the Continent of E only. Conunnkious IV the Dorsetsinte Regiment of Militia:, signed by • the Lord Lieutenant George Harbin, Gem. to be Enstgo, vie* lithiliant, resigned. Richard brown R'unell, Gent to he ditttyrice Saltine, promote& C.:omission in the Chepstow Troop of Yeomanry, signel by the Lord Liouteoust the County of Monmouth: John Leans, Gent. to be Surgetto, vice Parse% superseded. - - BANKRUP rCY SUPERSEDED. S'rnsn Jacob„ lape of Manchester, clothes-dada. Stephen Mace, of Norwich, grocer. Jonah buns Ire of 'fottenhan.street, Phzroy square, bet now of Mithasse-etreet,lionters.town, founder. • BANKRUPTS. John Crisp, late of Tower-street, London, merchant, to amen. der Feb. 1, i and March tt, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie% Messrs. Crowther, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick's Place, Old Jew. Jan hu ry binton the younger, of Mild Green, parish et Blather ton, Yorkshire clutb-dresser, dealer and &wawa. Feb. 6, at four, Feb. 7, and March s, at eleven, at tie Yew Trocien, In RobenoWn: Anoraks, Mr. Batty., Chancery-lam,Tondon ; or Mr. Bettye, flutlderslield. ' John Wight, of Stouriffidge-Common, Worcestershire, Nagar, dealer and cbmnan, Feb. 13, at five, 14, at sheen, at the Jere 'lngham Arias Inn, Shifoal, and Mareb 5, at eleven, at the White Han inn, Hatchery. Attendee, Messrs. Collett,Wins burns. ad Collett, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr Robinson, Dudley. Thomas !than, be of Stow on the Wild, Gleocestershirs, draper, Feb.lo,ll, and Marsh s, at ayes, at the King's Ana lua, Stow en the Weld. Anoraks, Mown. Jones and Bland, 14, Great Mary.la-Boone-street ; or hie(1101446. Stow. Moms Cocksyne, of Great Haywood, ?talisinisijine, butkeepsh, dealer and chapati, February 26; aftwarlAt, at tim,' at the Woheky's Arms, Walley Bridge, Ilia s,st mini/ at the Littleton's Anne Inc, Penhridge. 'Mande*, Mater Clarks. and Co. Wa rn r: ford-court, La Mr. Vernon, StauthStaffordsbire. Phipps Weston, of Bitten, Warwickshire, victualler, dealer and chapatt i Feb 13, at 'is. Feb. 141 and March a, at sheen, at the Crown Inn. Buckley. Attendee, Mr. lhitterlisid, Brack by ; or Mr. Thomas Leigh, as, Poultry, London. lobs Caner, late of Liverpool, victualler, dealer end ebapman, Feb.l7, 18, and March 5, at aae, at the Ball and Punch Bowl Liverpool. Al teaks, Mr. Makinan, Temple, London; er Mr. Atherton, Tensple-stren. Liverpool. ltichard Hooper, ilwbard Manning, and Thomas French Mor gan. now or late of Launceston, Cornwall, beer-brewers, defiers, avails, and copaguiers, Feb. 17, is, and March 8, at twelve, at Weakky's Hotel, Plymeuth Dock. Anoraks Mass. &rim, Church, and Darin, 56, dbancerphuse, Lon don ;or John Wells Boum, Plyntotath Durk. • Augusta Honlatc, of Lloyd's Coffee-honk, Laden, under Writer, ineurasehroker, dealer and •chapnisti, Feb. I, 8, and March 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbot, Markkne. - - T 1 - .owo, formerly of Coded', Staterella, bet now of bury, Sakes, corn-dear, dealer and doom. Feb. 15,st three, Web. IS at eleven, at the Star Hotel, Siilbsi, mid March s,at ten, at the l Bradford Arius inn, tansy Bank. Anoraks, Meeerehdorteis sod Wilikunson. 5, Gray s lan man, Lors gen ; er. Mr--011hert Drava, Shawl, Francis Habeas Clay, of Asiestune, Duchysbire farmer, dcala had cbajaan, Feb. 6,7, and March s, at twe lve, at the stag'. Arms I'Avern Derby. Anoraks, Mr. Savage, Win thester-street, Label; or Mr. Gram, Derby. - Joseph Snow, of Swansdown, Derbyshire, and Robert Wilkins, aunt= Harold, laicartershire, timber merchants, dealers, Wpm% and tearthers, Feb. 6,7, and Marsh h. at twelve, at the Woes Arms Tavern, Derby. - Anoraks, Mr. Savage, Gat Wabetterscreet, laden; or Mr. Grams, Derby. logo& Snow, of Seratiarob. Derbyshi re, _ a *nob (3150 11 et. a deatsr l Asian, Febtuary 41,7 s Ranh Sk St twat, at Oa *leg% Ara Tavern, Darby. Amaral" MR. Savage, Great Windigoir - lignies London; or to Mr. Gronnts,Derby. Thous OK of Oriogley upon die Hill, Notthighansubiro, joater and carpenter, dealer and doper* Fib t, at live, Feb. 6, et Ihreon, and March 11, at tow,* diedienn Dragon Inn, Danaher. Anorak% Mr. bibs WNW Cornyhjarket, Don ' oath, ; or Messrs Lan. 11 and Gny's • Miran* Lam us and Joseph Cheinsien„ late Paftarnesteturaw; hilddlennotercisents gibi&dekkris . %Wm and copasusers, haw? artwebre, Feb. cute% sot Marsh af at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Jewry-strost, Salhalfit, late of Heinrich, vpholastw o leassfy 21, at twelve, Feb. 4. at teas and March S, at goo, at Gadhall, Idrindtftsa Attorney, Mr. Jon, Cirpentees-ball, Looden-WaL Henry Phonon', Wit of the Horse Guards, Wawdnarn, yip tease, dealer and camas, January U, at yards% Vas 4, and March 8, at one,at Guildhall. Mears Want and Young, Blialtaaan-st root, Soutbwhft. Wlldant Outteridge, late of ft +cline?, Middlesex. grocer, dealer and chaproan, January en, February a, and Mardi 81,. at dress, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Pape. Mediford-cpurt, Feu. church•strett. William Eiger, of Maidstone, Kent, grow, Jan. fla, at twelve, Fab. 4, aad March 5, at one at 0111141101, Latham Iliatar • um, Moan. Catty and Hicidan, AagicaniVlbtapaeetmer Week Lu• . . • John Favel,of hdo tbay et. street , Marpla•boase i llitilreb• 1, it and March 11„ tea at Guildhall: , car.' 114 ilitialtiva;" 0 1 ) 4 1 : 1, 480120. , • walsta Becher, kneel hi p thwielb,erelhir, hp. Mad March 5, at .ten, at OalhIMP, Ueda& Atteratea, Moan. Evict and Masai Haldsol_WevLitioPries. 1 . 4114 r• John Ilaitereby,*el Lower Shadwall, tatrowser, Jai. IM,Fen. VA Mara a, at twd*Atilpallisil Attlealee, Mews. IA and Ilroduriek, Cheepside. Mates Double,. of the Ledge, sear Meatetead, Hertfordobtre, Edna, Jas. ea, Feb- a, aad NhArtit I, at tan, at Guildhall, Loa. dom. Att.rney, Mr. Latit, Oars Waialeale, Leaden. 111Olins Billock, late of Vreed•epict4lll, wrae-therchaut, Feb. 11,4 ad Match 8, at eleven, at Qalldltti AttoeLles,Mwara. Wry and Hardeoae, !Aiming lane. UNA Uaywurth, ut Cansliesby, Lincolnshire, deafer to cern, lab. s, is, and Mirth it, at ten, at Oulldhall, Leaden. Atter lb; Maim. See* aiid Cu. Greptoke•place, Fettev-lare. MIS Odevee, of Itelkint.ht.dge, cher/monger FA. a, 15, mid 'Match tqat ten, re t:Suilsihali. lan Orchard,' Hatteuisardeu. • • Jabs Kethe North Welds beebefler, Feb. 37,15, >Apd march ti at eleves,it the CounnerndHetel,Tinaawath. Attufales, Misers. Robinson lad klkinntand,, Austin Maser L a ms a; im Mr.ThileCKErompadit• • • 7 , • Ta r ßW l o 44 ntlllv Or whlme.,44lavvadrepTcettownsane. F e b, loos, ati Iwo, sad Mania 8, at eleven, at the Bolton.. Anorak) Mr. Moldoweroft, Oray's Laaileti; or Mr. ha. Midat:street, Beim. Thi ne Itastkor, of Charley. Lancaadre, seam-matt dux um. ' tab. le, 13, at two, and March a, at ckveu, as the 8,4 lass faeces. Atteridei; Mr. Madowcroft, Gray's law missf e.Lcialoo; or Mr. Sta. Beardman,4lridgewrese,Selasix 11/Mks Grisentberake,ol Souls Lyon MI :-.altuo, Norfolk, drae. gist and elytnist, 11, at aka, in, at ten, 4td Much s r at 4 ,1„.„ 50 , the 0004 Lyvie l ,,Nwolk. Amnia, Morn Jarvis, Kitria-Lyaa; IdeW Amine and Wt ht, Ehlfs Beach -Walk. Took, Lembo: • • • andlosille ar4 George &M k, of letter lane. &okra, chapati, cesentrers, Jau. Feb. 11, sad March 8, et eleven, at Onlidhall. Attorney Mt. Clarks eaten, limsard's lash 'eft& 1 hones Wtsteott, lets of Wells. Bomeesetsblre, victualler, Feb. • IS, 14, end March S. at skein. at the Christ Wier inn, Bath. Amnia', Meese. Agorae and Gregory. Laterd-now, Lon don; or Mr. Benjamin Gaby, Bath. - Abraham Semite'. of Middleoevetreet, Aldose confectlitner, Feb. 1, IS, and March 9, at eleven, at Guild hill. Attorney, Mr. Bytes, Castl‘street, Houndeditcb. Thomas Taylor, of Austharlars, merchant, Feb. 11, 15, and Much 0, at twelve at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wakes and (Aldan, Basingball-street. Robert Constable, of Wandawortlf, Surrey. carpenter, Feb. •S, I ,t 5, and March 4, at tea. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. lox), Carpenters' Hall, London-wall. William Wilson, of Portland place, Fulham, dealer in music, .. Feb. t, 8, and March S, at twelve, at Gull.iltalL +utaciey. Mr • Hotchison, Crown.court, Threadticedle-arcet. Thomas Cowey, of Stepney, master-mariner, Jan. 95, Feb. 1 I , and March s, at eleven, at GitUdhall. Attucitipsd Meson. Jackson andNnagp, "Change-alley, Comb& DIVIDINDS to be mil in the COUNTRY. . Feb. 19, Joseph Davis, Newcastle•ender•Lyme, tailor. at one, at the Roe Buck, Newcastle. Feb. IN, Editard coPl 4 e, Apple ton, watch-maker, at eleven, at the Oahe of Meares. Dalton and Upham,. Liverp ool. Feb. 90, Richard Flask, Castle HeAng- Isam, 'snicker, at twelve, at the Angel, Colchester. Feb. 19, Wm. FidUn, Manchester, cotton-merchant, at ten, at the Star. Manchester. Feb. IS, Abel Walfurd Whirs. Stamford, and James Bellaire, Derby, banker., at eleven, at the Crows, Sarn ia:4l. Feb.. 26, John Garnett, Oldham, machine-maker, at two, at the Dog, Deansgate Manchester. Feb. 9 0 , Joba J a ckson, Dowlite Wharf, London, banker, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, BishopWrormoutts. Feb. S 7, Thomas and John Feet. Harwich, calico-Fitter, at tee, at the Palace Inn, Blanchester. Feb.l7, John Swift, Halifax, manufacturer, at 11, at the Cock, Haltfax• CERTIFICATES, Fes. IS. , John Dunkin, Ablersipte.street, tallow chandler. Francis' Leggin, Aylesbury, druggist. Albert Leonard Barrie', Lambeth, est-spinner. James Richard sown, Lloyd's Coffee•houw. mer chant. William Oldham, Manchester. tailor. Game White, Bri.tol, innholder. lames Chapman, ManselLsuset, merchant. John Johnsion,Qeeetwitreet Chospeide, painter. William Bass abd Robert Needham. Manelester,cottun-riterchaet. Prudence Baas, Ashborse, dealer. Matthias Abel, Bungsy. banker. Re tirees Bustork, Nuneaton. innkeeper. Samuel Butunshaw, Brighton. hatter. Joseph Walk, Leicester, grocer. Ellis Elias, Bory-toirt. St. Mary•aae merchant. John Swanton Turner. Neesslik, thaber.merchatit. John, Ederptd, and Thames Wel. tan, Breadritreet; factors. - , ..... ____ GERMAN PAPERS. ST.PETERSBURDIti, DECEMSER IL OVUM OF THE DAY ST HIS MAJESTY TUB RUMOR' OF. ISTH DECEMBER, TO THY 02DIZBALS., STANDS AND 1 union 0/FICIBS 01 OUR :soon: , • •., r ~j . ';/. 0 4 In the course of the last war , which fortwolein l iras attended with incessant marches, restless *set tles', and numerous battles, but by the.favour of Goo at length happily ended, you have shewn to the world that you have sot only, as the sons of your country, de fended your own honour ancl . glory, but also as the 'friends of humanity restored independence to other sedan, even to those who fought against you. The efforts, the perseverance, the valour, and the genero sity which you have displayed in the performance of these distinguished exploits, are above all praise and reward: the true reward you will find in the appro bation of GoD, and the satisfaction of your own hearts. But the country, grateful to you in our per. son, which feels with you this sublime satisfaction, has on its part omitted nothing to testify its gratitude to you by all means within the reach of human power., i 4 Your exploits were rewarded either upon the field of battle itself, or as soon as the necessary re ports were reixived, by the conferring of rank and orders. For the blood which you have sbed, and the , wounds which you have received. you have been in. demnified, as far as possible, by giving you advan tages and privileges, united with the glory you have gained with them, and the public esteant. The Go vernment still directs its chief attention to the widows and orphans of the warriors who have Men for their country, and provides for their support, yet our wish worthily to reward your zeal and your merits is nut yet entirely fulfilled. We were sensible that your pay was dispreportiooably wall, as well in respect of those below you, as in respect to the necessaries of, life, and have long wished to augment it, but thenu, nitrous and urgent wants of the State would not ad-, mit of it, and it has not been possible till now. .• 41 In fulfilling now with the greatest pleasure our lop/ cherished wish, we ordain as follows s-Ist. : 'Mall. the Staff and Seperior Officers of our Body 'Gilead% Army Garrison, from the . Emir to the 'Clelostel i . .we.grant a considerable 1144it t i,4 - Fat, *if , to pifeseatfoy.-2d. To the Commanders oft.: /4e regi. ',Mere of the Guards mid of the Arroyo* de- Gesetals and Chiefs of Divisions, the tlisollA Pi , and of the General Staff of the Army , to those who command divisions of it, we grant, besides the pay dale to their rank, the right of receiving table moony.--Sd, We base ordered the imam* of pay, au well as the table money, to begin from th e lace _ ___ January, HILT, according 6 prise du . ipleelaid doe. in chowder; given this day to the Chief of our .Gent ',rail Staff. (Signed) 4 4 eiJle&Mplau M St. Paterabersb, tttb Qwesebes, 1 ele." • The addition of pay granted to . , die Mame Roionnia te the suns Greaten millions of ronblesend Upwards. •Our Exchange candnees to improve, from the large sums of ready Money which now come to Itue.: sift to cgif aiigi rt i f r isen.frOt tthea figINUARY tt • n'A Proclamation• of his Majesty vpured yesser:i day, farther proroguing the Ike -mNy Of the Scala till Sd mash, as tffe Constitut*..ollllll.l4lll.** lienready to be laid before them... . • 'OSNABRUCK, JANUARY it. • A Proclamation tau published her. on the ntith instant, stating, that by the lets Treatises between Great Britain. and Algiers, Tun* and Tripoli, the gaaovesian Mao and•subjects are to be puled on a py with the Briti t h ; that so Treaty has been lately concluded with Iforeceo, bet that his Royal Kiel aims the Prince Regent has signified to that Govern itetlt.that be expected that his Hinottiliqibiects t/mold be treated in the woe manna is thoixelvegs if his Beitanaic Diajeoy. • i ; • mesesount. JANUARY IT. advertisement, dated Copeehagen, January IL positively contradicts the assertion, that the English Government had granted an indemnityto the Danish Eau India Company for the shirt and,iterchindize .taken in the lest war, and says that the English Go.; yen:meet has merely taken off the sequestration laid upon some deposit asehey belonging to the Coinpur • NOLAS, . . . at. . Our Bing has declined to accede to the Treaty of Alliance against the Berbary Powers, IMlNlnded be velled Spam and the Netherlands. FRENCH ?API. ft S. _..- PARIS, JANUARY Fr. Tbe annual service f. r the obsequies of triuis XVI. and of the Queen his Wife, were celebrated yesterday at the church of the Abbey of St. Denis. 411 the members of the Roy:I Family, with the ex ception of the King, were present : besides depotl lions from the Chambers of Peers and Deputies. Sortie old servants of the King, of tried fidelity and zest were present to deposit the tribute of their res. spa 'and.ef •their tears. I s - . U•the civil ; military, and judicial authoeitiee. ( the epaitment of the Seine were collected v til . , Da . .An immense concourse of the inhabita,, crowded all the churches. The testament of Louis XVI. was read, and listened to with the most devout attention. In the evening all the great theatres were closed. Wednesday last, the 22d instant, a Confirmation was held for the English, at the Church of the Ore joke, by the Lord Bishop of Ossory. This is the first Confirmation that was ever permitted kir Eng. lish Protestants, and, as such, forms a strong proof of the encrease of religious liberty and toleration, and is highly creditable to the liberal feelings of Govern ment. After Divine Service had been performed by the Rev.•l44r: Forster, the Lord Bishop proceeded to confirm those who bad presented themselves for that purpose, who amounted to about forty, among whom we noticed a daughter of the Earl of Mansfield, .a ton of the Count de Salis, and the only daughter of the greatly lamented General, Sir James Leith, who died lately in the West Indies. The organ was played in good style by Professor Shaw, so well known in England as the Leader for many years at Drury-lane and Vauxhall. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. BITTING OF THZ 22D OF JANUARY. M. Rorie COLLARD, one of the Vice-Presidents, filled the Chair. • A letter was read from the Minister of the Interior. - announcing the mode in which the Members would go out by rotation. The eighty•sii Departments are divided by the Ordinance into five series, each mark ed by Mae of the five first letters of the Alphabet. A, Bit;113; E. A list of them thus marked itililt ulessid,' not tlphabetically, but so as to exhadifitte whole of the Deputies in five years, was this-dally presented to the Chamber by the Government, and the Chamber proceeded to decide, by lot, the bidet' in which the different series are to go out. •l c ...'•.:• The Vice-President deposited in an urn, in view of tie Chamber, five balls, each of which had in scribed on it one of the five first letters of the Alpha bet,, A, B, C, 1), F. -.- -•- M. BLAXQUART Dr ISAILLEUL, one of the Sim. arks, then successively drew the five balls, which made their appearance in this order, C, 1), E, B, A. It was therefore announced that the Membeis of the Departments placed under the letter C, go out at the elate of the Session 11316 ; the nest letters drawn in succession till the end of five Sessions. The Chem. ber thus continues coastantly full, and there are only partial Elections going on is France annually., In the list of the Members go)ng out at the close of the Session, but may of course be reelected, we see Messrs. Try, Pasquier, Bel*. Pe Serre, D'A.r. genson, &c. A menage was then received' comniunicating"the King's orders, that the Chamber should proceed to choose a list of five candidates,out of whom the King might choose a new President, in , the room of M. Pasquier, ee called to other functions. i Chamber proceeded to the election, by ballot, and the following was the list of candidates chosen : MM. De Serre, Raves, Fagot de Baure. Bellart, and Royer Collard. MADRID, JANUARY 9. " Our Casette is stuffed with nothing but Addresses. The Government seems busy in sending off reinforce !meets to our different Colonies threatened by the In *argent'. We believe that, generally speaking, the cause of the mother country is far from being deipe , rate ; but the Ministry affect to publish nothing with ' out official - dispatches.. It is certain, that 'bath in Soudi.Acuerica, and in Mesico, constant seeloiiiie 1 among .the Insurgent Chiefs nearly paralsust,Nrei . ,nitfits Outd the capitals are all defended by•firm vigiimie geirernors: The insurrection devoote -jilt Athipeoa so the river Plate, does not choose in fight mellsoissooimars of Government, and the Portuguese 'aleillffiseatis , Ayres troops take advantage of • these: divides to extend their enterprises: A crowd of foreign adventurers flock to the Insurgent% uf.whose maleete they are ignorant, and who, only receive-to expose diem to the tint fire. They cannot agree together ; what can foreigners hope who do not un derstand even their language ? There seems to be no troth in-the report that the King of Portugal means to return to Europe. . ROME, JANUARY S. If we may credit certain reports, we have gained 'the maim *of tbe.Catholics uf Ireland .with the Prince Iciest ; but such sews is .of too much importance rvo if* See, not to bamrkesur officially publish's* The Senate of Rome has not . yet. renounced its feudal rights gier the COMmunes belonging to the Reiman People. as Cori. Alosboo, Sm . The Sine; tor and Conservators do not believe themselves ab-= thorized to make this renundiation, being oaf, tem porary administritors of the rights.of E.be city: • VIENNA,, JANUARY 4. • . . General Nugent has obtained his entire dischar from the Austrian service bud -enters now into the Neapolitan -army- Public report states that in: hie room Limning-General Widmoden will have the chief cersmand'of the A.ustridn troops toil* kink-, dont of Naples. • • • ; 4,,Cuntractor for 'shipmates* tomsop,Je spect iinvites.thase persons who hold' Iliekeisnee Shal l .iu d en e'e' Lottery,' to akertainisi.eirja at eithik is Offices, 4,* Conilki 14. or weibtswitsgs Cioss, fords great majority of tboseversonskarhasa Numbers were drawn on Tueiday 114,-Inuts:hase obtained Prises 'sending. in antaunt.the•Cose. of their Tickets;-they *ill be eualiedi. by etehanging them, to resew. their Chance' for the eirsnd.Capitali yet remaining in the Wheel,- which contains One of 90,008 Guinea, Two of 5000 Guineae, sindipWards of - SO others. •Tickets sad Shares, wa rranted . .tra drawn. •are selling as above, and bf his various Agents thiobghout the eountry. • Pour of the 00- tai' drawn on Tuesday last, were sold by Bun; being, as usual, the greatest in number and amount sold by any single Orholikeeper. THE STAR. LONDON. NEXT FRIDAY *ILL BE MP gtCONfi r,.A. LAA%VINU INK STA; L.Ol -111 a. MONDAY, JANUARY 27, isp7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT Tw EINE WC? * Reduced —etas. ma. 65H —Corm. for aec.6514 rt 6 per CUM 8011.a.S per COWL Navy 94 95 4setoglef Bills, I 3m a NIL pr.-4111M beads, 25m. 26M. 4et "'' *'FOREIGN MAILS. • Yesterday arrived a Witttburgh Mail, but tents are net of a striking kind. The Empe r , Russt A, as a reward for the services of his army Coe late wars, hag increased the pay of several This morning a Flanders Mail arrived, WI Brussels and other Papers to the 24th, from we shill subjoin ettracts of every thing defer vi, notice. The Editors of the Flemish Papers enrol much of the high prices of corn. They seem, ever, entirely to overlook the benefits which country derives from the large sum of .mone,aer. pended by foreigners in their markets, from - as a community, they derive adrantageewhicl than:compensate for the rise of price upon their consumption. The friendly intercourse observable, at Courts, between the Ambassadors of Spain am toga!, gives countenance to all we have before of the concurrence of Spain in the Brazilian of the Montevidean territory. In the mean tit South American Independents are assiduously rating a good understanding with the other of Europe, which eventually will operate consider l in their favour. • BRUSSELS, JANUARY CI. tee N D • CH AUBILR. Some petitiopt having been received, any Ibnsiness : gede ehrcmgh, the Chamber went : - cret COmmistsewteliich sat till near five o'clock. ,debates Ons warm and animated, but the result 'Yet known:r While the Representatives of Lion are discussing in secret on the means ' to put.an end ro the excessive prices of corn, ciousarticle, which nature and industry besto , such abundance on Belgium, becomes daily and one cannot foresee where the evil will stop, JANUARY 22.—His Excellency the Atli,. of France set out this morning for Pois. Secretary 131 Legation arrived.o few dAya ago. Consul of. the United States is about to couniry. ANTWERP, JANU4RY SQ.. . Some Papers have announced that the wheat at the last market at Meat roes to the hectolitre. As all exaggerations are dal to the general interest, We hasten to Coalman curt. Readers, from a letter of a respectable Ghent which we have before as, the price ct the last market t—White %heat, first quali 241.; second quality, '2O to 21 s • sede first, 25.10; second, 19 to 20; rye, 15 to 16 10. Nora.—At the beginning of the market . e4ched the above prices, but fell at the corm' tan florins per hectolitre. Rye, on the contrr sad met a ready sale at the prices quoted. This price; which is exorbitant and out portion,.is sufficient. to excite the tare, th! and the prudence of the Government; and these reflections solely in the view that statements4ifil tot save as pretexts to incre 3. *.r) • ROME, DECEMBER 47. 1, • M. IP tialinski has had the honour of monied to the Pope, by the Cardinal S 'State, who had had several conferences Ms Pope received the Minimr in the most manner. VIENNA, JANUARY 9. His Royal HilesPerri the Prince Regent of has caused his Minister at our C.nt to Field-Marshal Prince Schwarttenberg the of.the First Class of the Order of the GuelT instituted to recompense services renderec many. The Emperor has given the Prim sion to wear this Order. Amportant negociations are carry;_eg on 'the : ' Amrtsisad irs of Spain and Portog; Court. The two Anioassadors ale each spentlx, and seem to seek each other's cr, public. assemblies, so that we must presume negociations are of a very friendly nature. - Marquis Marialva, the Ambassador fr goes regularly twice a week to pay his respects Archduchess Lt:Opoldir:c ; he lately had to.dine with Abe .Emplor. It is rotru:l that our Court has concluded a most ad. commercial treaty with that of Riohneim , ail *AaXtrian.manufaet tares will be adruitt kingdonf of 'Brazil, duty free. his .l? 'hiving ' resolved to I:k 4 e 160 t; it t e . eir lied at l'cieste •at the publit the G . liri) df l Trieste has invited the mei ti:rat ac y reef by • this oppot tunity, Braiii, tvith 'Paying freight, such A dugtions as are most likely to meet with 'l 4 hese articles will be sold at Rio Janeiro pfrial Comtnissioner, who goes on boar under the superintendance of Count . Eta. trial Anthasiador, who will depart abot' the vessel will sail from Trieste. The attempt io 'open ‘u direct communication in favour of• she commerce of Austria, f Trieste. Our Exchange instead of improving, to fail still lower. s=ic- . . I.ocs, rre • t its cm: per or of y dui ii:c* al rankL bringing to Crilich ving any :nroplain m, how. iels their ioneyes. n which, lich more :heir own Fort and Por- • re !lewd invasioa time, tie tsly culti- :r towers Isiderabiy • tnd other into a se- tk. The suit is not f the Na. , necessary • h this pre- ss:stows in ily dealer, stop. ▪ ist..dor A new go. T quit :1 - .4 : . ..• e price d at) 11.:-;as dangerous mnicate to le house in current It lily, pia 2i. 10. ket , w'ieat conclusion Crary, tose, of all pro- 'e wisdom, 61 we in !t erronvi•Ls 'Crease Our • telng kcretkiy,t.: I with aim. tst gnici LL of England o delis u he insigat rlphs, latl; :d to C.• betv. - tei igal tft ennspar Y se this; e. 'ram spects the 1 -ur Oly drantagew. tted into e a vessel exiir .o mercitsrits to sr.!: k..:strian a reaeY'r 'co be'' ard vii° 3, 11 , t h e At lout the v 4 ,n wit! , itrai pi t ticux , seem;