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Orders are requested to be El above. 14. Oil (Teri fotVALrY's Editions or tI. PARLIAMENT/Mr PROCLEDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, MARCH t. Their Lordships met at two o'clock, and it was expected the Royal Assent would Ease been given by t:cmmission to the He Corpus Suspension B 11; it appearing, however, WIMP. the Bill was brought up tram the Commons, some trifling arne i domats had been made to it in its progress through that Houic. it was considered necessary that their Lord ships should be summoned to take those anundments int* consideration. They Mere accordingly ordered to be summoned foe Monday next.. P.4ILIJMENTARY BUSIABSS. Tuts 1 . /Av.—Committee on the Savings Banks Bin; Seditious Assesliblits Bills second reading ; Commidee on the Barrack Bill; Committee an the Crafts Bill; Report on the London Coals; Committee of Supply ; Committee of Ways and Means; Com mittee' on the Acts rtl:ttng to Silk Bounties; Report on the (:ar utle Voitimitsionvre Bill ;Army said Navy Seduction Bill, third xrad.og COMlniltet on the Passengers Regulation Bill; I res ent-al:1c PrrC'itt'S Bill, third rcadins ; Mr. l'ottrouby —Motion regarding removal of Commissioners opus demise of the Crown; Mr. Peel—Motion to Inquire into the Stare of the Lunatic Poor in Ireland; Sir k, Kneichhaill—to alter and amend the Game Law, tif last ; Laird Lascelles—to render Proprietors of Mines hable to die Poor Rates, curving Coal Mine.. To itglit Wuud, Mouton for the Repeal of the whch prohibtis the sale of Game; Mr. Tend—Motion for cicci•iiiit N Prosecutions. ',vista- s, &c. Excise of Scatianil; Ge tietal lion-son—Account ut lrantisuitun of the &transid lens of ;Arsons s ibient in foreign pads. W D111•110A —Mr. Bennett. Motion regarding the Arpolot went of Mr. lierries on the Civil List Establishment; Commit tee on the Maillx.rai a Bid. 'foiraspay.—Mr.Lytderon, Bill fee Abolition of State Lotte ries ' • air 1. Newport—Mutton regarding th e Report froths Eng lish Court of Chancery. Ito IDA T.—Mr. Peel, 13;11 to unwed Act 34 Geo. 111. cap. 131, fur Peerarsralcia of the Peaee in Ireland. FhOM SATUADdr NIGM'S G4zE7rE. CROWN.OFFICE, MARCH I. 1817. MEMBER returned to serve In this present PAILTANIIIIT. Hun. G. H. Cbolassodeley, commnnly called Earl Rock thrase, in the rwm of the. Hem. A. Vareadssh Bradshaw, who has accepted the Chllteru Hundreds. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission In the id Regiment of Loral Militia, signed by the Lord I.ies.erient of the County of Surrey. - zuwaro w g ,..opon ‘lll7,fe, iseflt. to Cc Lieutenant. COMMialitgl in the Ist West York Molina, signed by the Lard Lieutrnant of the West Ridiog of tbe email or York, City and County of the City of Yore. itteliatd Men, Gent. to be marg. on his Gazette contsia, a Proclamation by the Prince Regent trring a hireling ot the Stoves Peers at I lolyrrind HOUK', Edinburgh, on the t 7th April, to elect a Peer, hi the room of the Earl of Rocker, deceased—a Proclamation, decluing the new Uhler Coinage to be the lawful and tumult money of the realm (rum the Ist inst.—and a Proclamation, prohibiting the rllleiving OT uttering In poyment of the o'4 Cartage, from the same date, • and allowing finer months fur recharging the same at the Mint. alao contains an tirder in Council, opening the ports of the Mauritius to (Design vessels fur one year from the fat inst.l BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March IS, Richard Swain, ot Wund.street, Cbespible, and aloe of Coventry, silk-manuiact UTlff. at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Ned. of Welbeck.utett, St. Mary-la-Bonne, builder, dealer and ehapman, to surrender March 4, 11, and April ist, at eleven. at Guildhall Anornies,Messrs. Rebury, Scudamcre and Currey, Lincoln's inn Field.. Thomas Mottershead, of Manchester, milkman, dealer anti chap nun, March 17. IV, and April tll, at eleven i at the Dog Ta vern Manchester. Attora, Mr. ilasifirld s Manchester; or Mr.: ws Ellis, Chancery lane, Landon. PeterWieinsan. late - of tie 314 Anchor Public-House, Pen. thatch-street, London, victualler, dealer and chapman, Marsh 4. :ad April 111, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Faroshaw, Red CUM street, Cripplegate. &Bert Porter and Henry Porter , late of Rood lane, and of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, ship and insuratne broken and copartners, March 8, at one, March li, pad April . /Seat it, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mews. /Slant sod Borrows, Brad street Building+. StriaallO Smith the elder, of Limekiln Road, Greenwlch,ltent, victualler, March 4, 11, sad April It, at eleven, at Ginklhan. Attorney, Mr. Young, Broadway, Deptford. William Sent hell, late of Liverpool, cabinet maker, dealer and chapman, Aptil 7, 11,. and Is, at one, at the George but, Dale . street, Uverpool. Attornies, Mews. Blacknock sad Ounce . King's Beach Walks, Temple, Load= ; or Mr. Tirana; Morrosi,iiverpooL Wllkam Lee, of Cooonley, parish of Rildwick, Yorkshire, rais on' dealer and ehapman, March 25, at W. and April tt, st eleven, at the Devonshire Arms km, AZIOI7IIOI. Mr. Jones, bile-!ane, Buckle:dewy, Londkoi Or Mr. Preston, Shwa. William Murray, late pFMirrss.court Building., Inner Temple, London, but now of Birk, money-scrivener, dealer and chap. man, Match 11, IS, and . April It, at eleven, at the Ckristo pine Inn, Bath. Anomie', Mr.Burfont, 14. 5, Ring's Brush Walks, Temple; or Mr. Inlaid, Bath. William Morrall,nf Birmingham, factor, dealer sad eltaptima, March to. 21, and April 11,, at o'evels, at the .ssl I'lletels, I. Birmingham. Attondes Mews. I cog sad Alma, Ws, s. Inn,Lend= ; or Mr. Pa:lsner, &rasing:4m. _ • Marmadake litodcliff, of Dim Green INwebary, Iltaeltatlre, drypalter, dealer aid damp est& Much If, at Tali Castle; March 24, at the Stallions. Home, Wakellat4 at anon, sad April lit, as four, Sr ditto. Attornies, Mr. Rylah,Dewsbory, or Messrs. Wigleswartk sod Crasley. Gray's Inn equate. Thomas Hitt!, of ilithopneassiouth,Dur ham, ship-owner. March u 4,415, et eleven, and April 12, at seven, at the Room, Sunderland. Anomie*, Mr. Biakistoe,Spooses las e ' A mami ;• or. M r. Laws, Sunderland. Isaac Oldham Bold, of Liverpool, merchant, AprU 7, 11, and HI, . al one, as the George bin, limped. Misrules. Meson. Ste. antrum and Eden, Liverpool ; or Mr.l hostas Windt% Na l a Isthmian et, Badtord-roltr, London. yrancis /Saha ,of Twerton, Somerstr, clothier, dealer and slop stns, March 19, at two, March irO, and April it, at eleven. at th e while Hart inn, Bash. Attondee, Mr. 'I hums* Thtibtell for ramgra,Trowbrodgeg or Moan Egan sad Waterman, as, pater •street, Strand. _ Aube n Davis, of Law Fobs, Myra, Yerkdslre, dealer aad chopmau, Math 1, at anu s March its, and Awcil Itot et the boom of Christopher Clarke, Hawei. Anomie', Mr. Willis, llamathy; or Messrs. Willis, Clarke, Comes, and Wast.on, Warnford-enort, Louden. William Linke, of South Shields, Durham, linen-draper, March • at eleven, and April Ir. at seven, at the George Inn, North Shields. Anoraks, Mr. Edward liallaws Phimpste. 4, Lamb Buildings, Temple, London; or Mr. Henry Dale, North Shields. Philip Bury Dean and Joseph Fairhrother, of Tottinron, Lanca slnre, cotton-oilmen and manufacturtn, March 17.1 v, and April It, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester Attormes, Messrs. Aprleby and Sergeant, Gray's I n n-square,Londuit ; or Messn. Sergeant and Milne. Mincliester. Fliompuni the elder ' Edward Thompson. anti Themes Thompson the younger, of Nether Compton, idersetshire, flax spinner., linen manatee-Hirers, and copartners, March 04, 01, tied April IZ, as e'even. at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Ana. • ides, Mr. White, Yeovil; or Mr. liorkrot, Knig's Bench- Walk s,'l'ensplt, London. Jam Grosvenor, of Hart's Hill, Dudley, Worcestershire, rope manufacturer, dealer and chap:inn. March "0, at Ave, March O', and April. 10, at eleven, at the lA'hite hart Inn, Hartle. bury. Attiontin, Mr. Edward Big'. at, Southampton Build ings, Chancery lane, London; or Megan. Hellen and Son, Kidder unison. Edward Cur.'s, of Chiswick, Middlesex, surgeon sad apothecary, Wreb and April it, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atom isey, Mr. Wrentntore, Chancery Chamber., Quality-court, Chan. 'verdant, or Great cheyne.row, Chelsea. James 'I treonsend, of I.u4ate.street, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, March is, 15, and April iv, at one at Guildhall. Actinides, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loudon. John Price, of Bristol, ironmonger, dealer and charmers. March I IS, at one, and April i t at eleven, at she Commercial ' Rooms, Attorney., dr. Stephens. Eriatol ;or Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery lane, Londoi.. Joseph W.lk , mon, of Geotge.street, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, mer chant. dealer and chairman, March 4, 25, and April 12, at 11 , at the White Hart. Kingston upon Hull. Aitornses. Mr Rush worth, Parhanient.street, !lull; or Mr. liogismoar, Scut's yard, Bush-lane, Catinor -street, I.ondon. Marker Gage, of Nivel:ant, Surrey, brewer, dealer and chipmao. March 4, IS, and Apnl DI, at test, at Guildhall. Anomie', .Messrs. Drew and sons, Berniondserstreet, Southwark. William 'Fernando, t.f Carntart hen street. Tottenham Court-road, Middlesex, money•scrivener, dealer and chapotau, March 11. :15r and April it. at twelve, at Guildhall. Automats, Messrs. Lein and Rizon, Haytloa-square, Minorite. John Green, now or late of Churcham, Gloucestershire, dealer and chapmati, March 10, at seven, March 11, and April 12, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn. Ciretscester. Alton in, Mr. Led Lard, Cirencester; or Mr. Then pants, 11, Gray's inn-square. John Attacid, late of the parish ut the blessed Virgin Mary, Guilford, Surrey, butcher, March 4, 15, and April i 4, a; ten. at Gulldball . .Atturnies, rsine tloakley and Son, Guildford or Mews. Jenkins, James and Abbott, New Inn. Jan Felt, now or late of RatctS Highway, In the parish of St. George, Middlesex, ironmonger, March 8, IS. and April 11, at oi.e,dit Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shave, Broev-sneer, Loy ale:l Docks. cHzsl ER CIRCUIT. Sir WILLIAM ()ARROW, Kist. Chief Justice. The Honourable NOS Llurron, Second Jo nice. Montgomeryshire—Mortrhiy, Ma•ch, al, at Welsh Pool. DeLbt.sltshire—Saturday, April S. et Kathie. • Flintb%ire—Friday, Al to 11, at Mold. Chtsltite—Tbers...y, April 17. et the Castle a Chester. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Lord EL:mist:mourns, I.ord CliirtJustice. Mr. Baron Oaosaat. buckingdianhircu-Saturday, March a, at Aylasbary.. Iladiordatire— I bandit), March I / at ilidierd. Huatin ( dauphin—Saturday, March 16, at Huntingdon. Cambridgcalitra--lunday. March IS, at CaosbriJga. Norlalk—Saturday, March mt. at l'betlard. Saffolk—Tharsday, Marsh a 7, at Bury St. EdinuotFa. 4s. 041. 3s. 6d. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Sir V. G 1159. Kai. 1.094 Child Justice. Mr. Baron Ricsaens• NoithaniptormAire—Aturday. March 1. at Northampton. Rutlandahlre—Friday, March 7, at °Ahem. I.ificelto.sre—Saturday, March so, at the Ca.& of Lincoln. City of Lincoln-1 i c same day. at the City of Lineoln. Nottinghamshire-ernday. March 14, at Nottingham. Town of Nottiegbani—Santo day, at the l'own of Nottingham. Derbyshire-1 birsday, Match Mk at Darrel. Leicestershire—Wednesday, March SO, at the Castle of Leicester. Borough of Leicester-1 be sanieslty, at t h e Borough of Leicester. City or Coventry— luesday. April 1, at the City of Coventry. , Warwickshirea-Tbe same day. at * arwittk. HOMi:. CIRCUIT. ' Sir A. .I . norsion, Knr. Cord.Chter Jaron- Mr. Justice DaLLa a. Hertfordshire— l'hursday. Match 6, at tiertionl. E.sez—Monday. March W. at CM kissford. Kent—Monday, March 17. at Maidstone. Susan—Montia! , , March tit, at Horsham. Surety-1 bursday,. March 117, at Mignon spots-name& NORTHERN INRcurr. Mr. Baron Wools—Mr. Juni .e DATUM. Ci y or Yo►k, and Ccunty of the same City—Saturday, Match I, at the Gui'slhall o► the said City. Yorkshire—The tame day. at t'.e Castle of York. Lancadure—Saturday, March St. at the. Castle of Lancaster. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice Paan—Mr. Justice Bulaconon. Berkshire—Monday. March s, at Reading. Oxfordshire--Wednesday. March 5, at Oxford. Worcestenbire—Satordas, March u, at Worcester. City of Wow-ester—The same day, at the city of Worcester. fitafford.hire-1 hursay, March iS. at Stalked. Muopshire—Weddieday. March 19, at Shrewsbury. Here fordshire—'l ueeday. March Sat I Imbed. Mompoothahise—Monday, Marsh SI, at Moonseath. Gloucestershire—Wednesday. April 2, at Gloucester City of Gloucester—Tbe sane day. at the city of Gloucester. WESTERN Mr. Justice Aaaor —Mr. hake HOMMTD. Seethanspten--Menday. March s, at the Caw of Winchester. Wiltahire.—Sabarday. March S, at New Sarem. Dersershire—Friday, March 14. at Dorchester. • Devonshire—Wedoesday. March M e at the Castle of Exeter. City. and County of EzeterThe sate 4ay, at the Gollarall of the City of Baster. Coinwall—Thursdny, March 27, at Launceston. Suipersitsbire, Thursday, April s. at the Carle cinemas. CAR MARTHEN CIRCUIT. SA most. Havvrooodlerjeant at Law; Joan Demur, Esq. Cardigan—Wedeseday, April s. l3averf..rdirest-luesday, April a. Casaaertheti—Monday, April 14. ' NOR 1 H WALES CIRCTIIT. Hers Lucerne, Esq.--Ww. Kimmel, Esq. ' Anglney—Tseaday. March 25, at Beavisiaris. Carearveruldre—Moaday, March Si, at Caroarven. Merlonaltshlrs--Saterday. April S. at Bala. . Two of the Capitals drawn no Saturday last, viz. No. 2,1 98, a P. lie of £l,OOO t and 2,522, the other Prize of £l ,OOO, were both Shared and Sold by Wass. 9. Comfit'', and 17, Ludgate-street ; at whose Fortunate Offices No. 325, the Last Money Prize of a 120,000 ever drawn, was also Said in Shares. On Saturday last the Small Lottery, of only 3,000 Tickets, was all drawn ; sad it gives the Contractor, T. BM, the greatest pleasure in acquainting his oki and. kind Patrons, the Public, that his Offices are aga i n pre.eminently successful, as the following Ca pital Prises shared and sold by him. will prove, which are greater in woman: and 'vault then those sold at all the ether Offlus psi tortier, yes.: 2,3114 the Westwood eoly Rise of Al2/Sl2O 597, tie only Prise of - spas &OK a Prise of . IP 0 /23 • • £3OO 1,422 . • "Os 106 - - 200 1 4 112 • . - 100 1,743 • • 300 2,445 • - 100 ate. The fortunate holders of the above Numbers may receive the amount of their Shares immediately, at either of T. BMA Offices, 4. Cornhill, or 0, Cha ring Cross, where all butane's is he Puldic Funds coo. cisme' to be transacted with that integrity which his dis:inisisbed his essiskiliehment fo r tQ many jears. ri ING STAR. I.ONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT T WEI.VI3, O'CLOCK: Retheed 69i—Cons. mo. 691 i—for ace. 68} 69 4 per Cent. 57}--3 per Cent. Navy 93:1 Exchequer 8.11, I pr Ronde 34 35 pr. The Bakes Calms Suspension Bill did not re ceive the Royal Assent on S iturday as was expected, owing to the ollowing circumstances . Whil: stran gers were excluded from the Gallery of the House of Commons on Friday night, a very important Amend ment was, upon the motion ot Sir &mum. RoMILLY, made in the Bill for suspending the Halm: Corlars Act, the effect of which is to limit the operation ot the Bill in Scotland as well as in England to persons committed to prison for treason, or suspicion of trea son, upon a warrant signed by six Privy Councillors, or one of the Principal Secretaries of State. As the Bill stood originally, it extended to persons commit ted by any subordinate Magistrate. The Bill, as it now stands, is in these words :—" That the Act made in Scotland, intituled, An Act fur preventing wrongous imprisonment, and against undue delays in trials, in so far as the same may be construed to relive to the cases of Treason and Suspicion of Trea son, with reader to Amon: so coasmisted as aforesaid,' be suspended until the Ist day of July, 1817, and that until the lit day of July, 1817, no Judge, Justice of the Peace, or other Officer of the Law in Scotland, shall liberate, try, or admit to bail, any person or per sons that is or shall be in prison within Scotland, tinder a warrant or warrant: so :4ned as afore:old, lex such cause as aforesaid, without orders from bis Ma jesty's Privy Council, signed by six of the said Pr i y Council."—The words printed in Italics were added by Amendment. In consequence of this the Bili must again be taken into the consiJoration of the House of Lords—probebly this evening ; and to morrow, if nothing intervene, it will receive the Royal Assent. It appears by a Document just laid before Parlia ment, that the Exchequer Fees gi upon luau to be made for At my Services in the year 1817," are esti mated at £3s,ooo.—Were this toll upon the issue, added to the tall upon the revenue at going intn the Exchequer, what would be the net per tentage paid to the servants-4* the public on this one branch ? What is the amount upon the receipt and the issue for all the other departments ? Is there any more trou ble in signirg a warrant for 4100,000 than for /1100 ? ARRESTS AT GLASGOW. We have already informed our Readers that the persons taken into custody at Glasgow were all of the class called workmen. By the accounts received this morning, we are led to believe that a degree of importance has been attached to these arrests, which the real facts by no means warrant. The School master was not arrested at any meeting, but at his ohm house, on a specisl warrant. • On investigation, it appears, that nothing appeared against the gentle. man, and he has in consequence been discharged. The eaaminations of the other persons arrested were still going on when our accounts left Glasgow, nor had any of them been committed; but anGther of the apprehended persons, besides the School -master, had been discharged. RIOT IN SOMERSETSHIRE. Friday, the Coal-miners of Paulzop, in Somer. setshire, chewed symptoms of disconte2t : owing to some new regulations being made respecting their wages, they assembled in a body, and refused to work. Sir Jour; Goa 'HIPPISLCY was fortunately at his estate in that neighbourhood, and, on hearing of the circumstance, insmecliately proceeded to Paulton, and addressed the even in the most persuasive lan guage, pointing out to them the ill consequences which would result if they did not retire to their homes that night, and he would listen to their griev ances nest day. In the mean time, Sir Jou:4 dis patched messengers to Bristol for the 23i Lancers, and for the North Somerset Yeomanry ; a troop of the latter arrived at Paulton the same evening, and the others reached that place early un Sit rday morn ing. Sir J. C. WIPPISLILY having assembled the Ma gistrates early in the morning, proceeded through the d4Ferent coal works, and' came to Paulton, where be apprehended four of the ringleaders of the coal miners. The misguided men bad increased their numbers in the neighbourhood cif Radstock, and the Magistrates assembled at twelve o'clock, when the Rof Act *as read ; after which Sir Joiy again ad chessed the rioters, great part cf whom irarnediAtdy threw away their bludgeons, dispersed, and order was happily restored. The four ringleaders were fully committed to Detester gaol on Saturday evening, under an escort of the North Somerset Yeomanry. The 23d Lancers remain at Paulton, Radstock, and Farringdon. RIOTS IN IRELAND. It appears, by the Dublin Pipers received this morning, that at Athlone a mcb of several hundreds, on the 24th ult. paraded the whole town and broke open all the stores which bad either potatoes ry meal in them.—lt was with some dilicuky tranquillity was restored. There has been ast actual rising in the town of Tallamore, and in the neighbourhood, to pravont the uamic of provisions from the iiiterior. A quart• j thy of potatoes and meal bave been seized by populace. The Er lfue New: 1:41?r says s— I nu r I' 2; ,• r Fr;d.ty we mentioned i LiAt sev:ral pt. t s'lns !)7:.1 •taken into custody At Gsrvagh. We ; •••••ivet.4 letter rtqlLsting 113 to say, that Mr. N ;lii find any papers of consegJence in Ow house of of the persons sserc aputlistict.'d, OGILEY and Mr. SAUPSON. as :lot neat"-.r. receive) order; is search for pap.r , , ; , ;.d take re 7• tain individuals i,,to custuey, iri Ca:sagis an!! i•I niighbourliood." FRENCH PAPEP.3. We received yesterday and this mornin: . !, Papers to the 1 et inst. The intelligence of the relief which the Km: h, 3 prccisred to Lis people by the reduction ot a &!tlf cf the Army of Occupation, has produced the mei: joy. ful sensations in all parts of France. In many cities it has been celebrated by public faits and rej.iicings. Th e 101:owing are some additional patt'cultrs which have transpired respecting the I.o:tn. Ti e cjpital ot ten millions of annuities uodtrtaken zt .55 I..incs, is to be paid into the Treasury, at the rate of one twelfth per month from the Ist of March, all of three-twelfths from the Ist ot DecemUr. fn 1818 ten millions more will be assigned to the lenders, if they consent to take them at 58 ; and they shalt not be issued unless the price be above 6). la this case they are to have the privilege of selling them by commission. The lenders are not to inte:tere with the administration; and at the end of 15 months, when the result is to be made known, the contribtecr: are to ha* the right of reimbursing the lenders either.in stock or in specie. The health of the KING continues still improvirg. On Friday he gave a private audience to the cele— brated Marchioness de la arm' EJAC W L ki.IN, herdaugh ter, and ale het children. The recolicrion tf the glory and regrets attached to the name cf this trious Family estiteci tlie tr,ast t , ,aehing ..ns. Letters from Martinique are said to announce th:: the yellow fever had_entirely ceased eta ::.:7 , grs there towards the end of January.—Funds fr.. 20 c. FLANDERS A Mail, which arrived last night, brought us re• shish, Dutch, and German Papers, from a t) following are extracts—they present nothing tie worthy of a perusal: FLORENCE. FEBRUARY 6. By the diligence of the Police, and after informs lion received from that of Milan, one of the mur derers of Mr. Leyster has been arrested. It is hoped t he others will bu t discovered. All the Princes of Italy are eager to protect the passage of strangers through their dominions. They bring a great deal of money into circulation, and this opens new markets for our productions. They reckon at this moment above 800 English families in the three cities of Florence, Leghorn, and Pis... The number of young Euglish who are receiving their education in various schools in Italy, may b: esti mated at 1,500. SI UfGARD, FT.BRUARY co. The Minister of the Interior has just published a long advertisement respecting the Mania of Ens 7 gra- Lion, which he says seems to increase in a manner calculated not only to injure the State, but also to plunge into the greatest distress a number of persons and their families. He warns the people against venturing on such a change without due deliberation, and especially a voyage to America, without funds to pay the passage and to settle there, since they will otherwise be reduced from the condition of citizens of. Wurtcmberg to that of slaves. The Magistrates are ordered to be particularly watchful over emus• saries who seek to seduce his Majesty's subjects to undertake such voyages. • FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 17. It id said that a Convention is ping to be negn ciated between the Courts of Germany, for the ICC : - procal guarantee of their Sovereignty and hair 1):- minions. _ 7__!p A pamphlet has just appeared,callcd R i.e. the Acts of the Diet, which excites much Stllta lion, as well by the very serious truths which it ce!.- taitisig by the vivacity of the style. The ninth Sitting of the Ret on the loth, v' purely conficientiAl : in the tenth, which on tl.l 13th. the question was agitated relative to the exemp tion from Duties, axed by the Act of tie Lion, tal , jectc of one State of the ConikderrlA rcmoving to another. It was agreci that tlic Mics: lets should apply to their Com ts foT irstructio.ts; SWI I'ZrILAND, FEURUARY 14. In consequence of not - es delivered by the Mn. of Austria and Prt,sria, the Directory pr posts to the Cantons to give to those two rowers duplicate► of the Act of Arc'etsion to the Sacred Ani rove, is the stme form as one already delivered to Itusia• the Canton of Bale, the number of emigrants it creases; the greater part go to America, very ic i to Russia. AR LT, CEBRUARi' It certain thit we, ortkr has been given s for 15 to 20,000 beds for the barracks. People cO , nect this with the report that the grand headius:“ of the Allied Army are to cone to Pali". vc.t would bring wit!. it a gatrisou of fi.prOgn tioe• sg, co Pe