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JAN. 2. the Eatidlob I)..itser. • ••, tire sod tares potable loss sustained* „ se mini • innocent persons of hods and sa . nee and o, bnditiollet pro emus* bet tkink with , anise oho 09•14 ibueefally We abased the istmeiiiegeeeeed by them; is rah* of is easikedisc coastry. VIPS, 666 61, J•N. 3. ° lt t he 24th att. a Royal Ordounsnee woo polilisbed here tottitiot to &shelt property, by which it is enacted, that all proporty breoglit from the British irks, cc lonics, surd pormieri, sod that all property originally English, and width did not core to be so before the 13th of Attenst last, shell be eistflorsted, sod pad into the Royal Tres!ury ; and Shad ameba this comilecotod property as cannot be Mime !ppiied to the beeelt of toe shite, or the semee of Mi doll be sold by pnblte auction. li.tiIIUTAMINI, Litt. 29. It apron Certain, that the king of Sweden has declared Re wallet desist from the s)strea which he has hitherto ful berel, sad that be is resolved to take, no 'Agin. of the pro. POW a the Court of Russia, to eo-uperste crib the takeu by the other pitmen ,tf the :Surds, ae Mist the itotitivas despotism of England, in rousemseere of e liirly t .ot r a irre between Sweden and Rakish' is considered Ise- VIEV11•, DEC.:In. The answer of the !att. Ca!iiriet of Luuduu to our ire of Allediatitstyllionght by tin Cabiuet Courier, M. Mayor ap pears to be sot wry satisfactory ; se, however, wait the :e -ta/m.4a Cattier lately sent to Lowloa.—The English En esp. ?tllrAdair, at one of his laic stnlivores, Kt-touted to His Itspapial IllikieCty scrotal Englishrovit of distuietiou, who ars . at Vaults. PARIS PAPrKS. Rum . um t.er.eals tv.ii tete rare to have them in readiness for that teach arm which, to facilitate its math, wilt ti,),e widtkigaither eminciu, her . horie s. Thw,aikitsian army will rosily e4lleete4t at Mewls% ,latt it will be necessary 4 10 44trign feeibt .te thr mart:ll4A* the E reuch • army. ; , te l ptio points of departure, and (oust-- r igueuklitw routes to follow to arrive at Artniemi, este from the duchy of %Firma, an the other through Dalmatia. "./ty the former the army will proceed iit n right lime to Zuroaca, making u march about atat leagues, or , 230 6trinall mile:. There it will em bark on the Volga, fe A>trucan, from which Liao- Zulu is distant about Wu leagues. Thus the Freud' tinny, setting out from %% avow, will have $6O leagues to go to reach Asturan, lot, of which will he by water la march that will employ two mouths aud a half or three mouths. " By the second route, that is to euy from Dal matia, the French army will make a much Olaboitt 100 leagues to readi the Danube, at it place proper to embark. It will go down the Daitulie to its 'natal), on board vessels brott,lt trout the Black Sea. When arrived at the Black sea, it will pur- LW its route, and, passing by the Strait of the Crimea, will land at Tangtiroc, on the sea of A7OIX. From Tengiarne it will march to the Dun, which it will pass neat Piati labiastka larozuu, where it will embark for Astrauan. As it is only about Lao leagues, nearly, from Tatigaror to %aroma', it ap pears that by this route the. Preach army has only about 340 or -25 u leagues to march by land, in go ing frOui Dalmatia to Astrucart. " The time which will be employed by the French hi this march may be estimated at about six weeks; that is to suy, about half the time of the farmer.-- Haring joined at Astraeau, the two Frunco-ltussian armies, with their artillery, ammunition, horses, &c. will embark in vessels put in retinisitioa on the Caspian sea, will traverse that sea, and arrive at Astrateit in Persia, after a passage of to or 11. days ; 9i #4941 IT, Astrabot. the two armies, furnished with , pica. by the King of Persia, will pursue their routetthrl tgli that Kingdom for the Indies, where they' will ;army after a march of 7or It weeks. It rerstallisrftota the pii t ,..that A Fieuch army of 30,000 meth setting oat' tsom Dalmatia, and a itussitin arm' 0;3 ,000 meta .(which may likewise lie joined bitu i Pe . 0 army) may arrive in the East ladies at tbe ,;iii f are tootalis at latest."— (Journal de rigiente. Jan. 1!).j itti". MU ICU, JAN. 11. ceremony of the marriage of the Emperor 1-i Austri a with the the l' . rincess Maria Lteatrik was celebrated at Vienna, ott the 6th inst. with great pomp. _ octest , son, .LTV. 11. Their write from different citieb in Itassia, that the public opinion in tied country is strongly ea r...vied against the Euxlish. and that the s% stein which has been adopted by the Cabinet of Si. Pe tersburgh is generally approved. The orders of the Emperor, relative to Engbah ships and property. hare been executed every where legit the utmost rigour. except at Riga, where the Vice-Gosertier has-acted with much feebleness. It is therefore said, that the Government, very dissatisfied with his conduct, has dismissed him &wit his situation. Several letters from St•Petersburgh say, that as soon as the weather will permit, His linperial High ness the Grand Duke Constantine will met out for France, where he proposes to remain some tune. ANCON 41, JAN. 3. We already perceive here the happy effects of the Imperial Decree of the 17th of December, relative to the commerce with England. The greatest activity prevails in our port. M. Passau°, •a• speculator in privateers, has lately fitted out two ipriisateers, which, notwithstanding the absence of a part of their crews, set sail at the end of two days. Three lan e vessels from Me slim , Tripaiii, and ltracuse, laden with salt, race, wool, dried raisins, Bc. lime hem brought into Ancona. A fourth vessel, raptured by the same privateers, is, it appears, detained by contrary winds, in a port of Didanitia. M. Passim°, iu the year lttrlo, re victualled the isles of Tremite, within sight of an itrigltsh squadron. lie likewise signalized himself at the siege of Aticona.—(Jfaiidesr, ipth ./on.) IPPOPOPOMPINIIIO I III. I III I . III . I II I . I . FOREIGN iNTELLgO47CCIL • .:•• DA:UM:RCN AND ALT6NA PAPERS. cewtstwAniN, JAN.. 2. The Ins. ishieb Dismal* has puttered from the Eh"Soh Expedition, nukes s total n( 0.3,1fth00 Rix Doitook If we at the mime time consider tho'lismiaable sod item pttta►le lams sual•a"d •bY the death : mid wasordinr ou abaft PARIS, JAN. 14. The billowing. Imperial D Tree, addition-II to the Docrites containing ineabwes against the Ma- ritime System of Idriglande has just appeared in • the liniletia of Laws:— ' ' At tles Palm' of the Tbuilleeillk . 4111 - 11, i're, N.' = .1. 8.4. i apes the Beret, of oar Minnow of our Demos 4 lb. gat November; sad 11/6 DMesalr., I won wills Illiteeiscurrent le •C our Ceased elitste, wit hem deemed, sad do decree that ebb& fobtres i •., . *Mete t. What armee, duff either boos a Wraith port, or is that of a comet% mtrAfeatit i c titaio of al r ee :r t := 6. wit , ~„ :Va lAt mi ft bow Celeaiss b et erseekliei l rl ley . 1/IWtreispinm 11141rIfEsibees Visited by Enlist' Alps, shall receivers third • VOCE tire intriala of the net site of thy ship and cargo, .41 M la kissers that. his deelaratim is rauct. •• Ad... Thrlfebeetpal of the esistion .bonne, who risk eneeioli the DeelliratlOn mentioned la the pneedlng 150104 1 / 4 *NU, bit miajwbetkes with the femme of Om Polite, who shall Im calletkos for that overuse, soil the to. priaripsl of the Custom-home airmen; ' cause earls sof the Item" sad is mdermi the separate inlcrosgs- tlw by tbs ed Article of or berme of the 1161 heseember i tell. . , Aut a. Any fanetionary Ae neat of (tower asst, woo shall he eetwileit4 of tiVoertirg the Contravention of our Decrees Ito ea Illestather sad 17 th December, lio7, 'hall be is the &mid Omit of the lbepartioest 4 this sheathe hewed into a special tribunal fur that , sad, W el/Seared, pu.sislio.l as it guilty of high 444 e sei . treasons . AM. s. Oar Mistlases are charged in their re pectivo ampertrarnts with the tett-atom of the preset: t Decree. (Slued) N APO LEON. MADRID, JAN. 8. ' Ibis Majesty, on the 3d of this month, issued 111, lo:lesneg becree : e• The abominable attack committed be Eajlisli ships of wse, la tug yore lea by. the esprese urea of that Goyim. zes t i m ian ke fbate tri:tates er of the ! N i . ez re ed beet, whir amtby .teporsileiz, • iimll'eseemdbil to surroader, determined me to hemlfrillesassrtiss MO the British esbiatt. sad to cowl- -ebir es st IP•ilddl• litifint which hid MO ittqUitenely the Mw of magma sad huniiiiity. So thorium 11111 eggsmiiin wis of Walt a eaMetent motive Ike bromides allelic boarlsillitek saint OM waft to smelter, mom had l am . ammilmailabat 1 awe • mmelf, to the honaer sad glory' lir eye'," aid soft - , . , 'Two roe of imr ors e= 1 : 4 01 pphoptitaittal ha pride, • r ril SIN ; bnt, um dhe elsedimity. - shafireidietritt Ibiehtt, P re si aties and seetsials, she hes matsibstall faraisi Masten» a t reating Hem ell wale theater! Omer "hem theta emaidaratisiol.dotenalseek io February hot !oar iu eusformity as Mealier ineseteres adoptel by my in. naa:to Ally, the Emperor of the Freud% mid Kin 4 Italy, .to deelsre, as 1 ham declared, She British isles in a stale of blockade, ta orier Ma see if that Inewone would reduce the British Cabinet to @Wet" it; unjust saprerissey of the arm, sad combs & a Naha 403 durable penes. Far from that , the Lash& Geweetitheit his ant only rejected the prepaid- . lions which were meal' on the part 4 my intimate Ally, the Eispesee of reams, mid Irani ( of Italy, whether directly, or by the mediation of different powers, friendly to Englund ; hut steo having meunitted the most enormous of atrocities soil piracies, by its onnidsisas smirk ari the rif t and harbour of Capeallopes, 0 his drown off the isimh, mil ms perms les nap best, desist that its insatiable smbe. tips muss to the exclusive caususerre and nomzatioak of the seas. Niabiat ems prove this more cridesitly than the men. saves that (government has adopted by its orders of the 141 b a Yea. lust, by which it not ashy declares the coast of Pearce, Xpoia, sad thew Miss, and ail throe occupied by the amain of either power, is a state of Mocked', het has even subjected the ships of neutral powers, the brads sod even the allies of F.nittand, I. the visits of Smlieh ceubsis a mid to be loveably carried tate so Es:. IA pawl, *bare they me to be isteitrat to pap a tun o• . *sir cereires, the quantity of shirk in to be deemmiasi by the 'Week Lqpiestase. .4145t541 by a Mat right to take the amenaree .bieh Shall appear to me proper Iv prevent the obese which the British Cabinet mite of as Lnrerwith respect la mistral ta r ..., and to me if we ceatiot lt to renounce so 'mime a tyl may, I blue resolved to ,' adopt, and du havby re.psue that there shall be aimed, 1 thewegh sit my States, the same tuessunes which base to.. takes by my lutimister say, the Emperor of the Freak sad kis; of ft*, which are of the foliar* tenor " Were &Alves a literal copy of the Derive of the a6th Dee imaied on this subject by Ho Majesty the Emperor tad king.,--G.szett Sr Fraser, Jas. 19.—Mamitear ?Jan. VO. PR A 1411 FORT, JAN. 14. The wish to humble England animates all minds. The Citrus:lo politicians ore pitrticulariy employed on the means of attacking her in the Indies, and stlikiug her to she heart. The alliance of Russia, Franc'. and Persia. appears to theisi adapted to accelerate this project. The piddle Papers of Gerimuiy are therefore tilled with plans tentative to this expedition. Among those which bare ap• r itared.the to:Mowing, published in theJour- • sal of blanheun,•liso atttiactest . eonsideruble no- tice:— : .• vett 0 a .;. ;,•-w ta,t: 44 The autliorivpiiias that illtexpoditiOn will _ . be made not only with the cement of the king :.tit Persia, but that that monarch will famish the -armies that shall puss through her territories wWli • shy thing requisite for their subsistence. He thootum Astraean fur the place of rendezvous of the French and Russian armies; and he adds, ' • that th: Russian army will not only Ire suthrien* provided with artillery end uunnuiiitioil, but the I THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, JAL 25. We received, last night, Paris Papers from the 9th to the gist inst. BON•PARTE has issued uao ther Decree against neutral cominis-ce, infinitely surpassing all Ins former ineastires. In what point of brirbarous atrocity the climax will terminate, it is impossible to foresee. 'Phis Decree. which was issued on 'the' I Ith. enacts, that when • vessel en ters a port of France, or of any country occupied by a French army, any of the passengers or crew, who declares that the vessel has rouse from England, or her Colonies, or any country occupied by English troops, and proves his allegation, shall receive OND•THIRD of the net produce of the sale of the ship and cargo; anti any French (Meer, or Agent, convicted of fin our ing the contravention of the Decrees of the 224 November, and 17th December last, against British commerce, shall be tried by a Special Tri , fans!, and, upon conviction, punished as if guilty Ant !Jinn Tanason. Our Ministers have declared their determination to abandon the old-fashioned, just, moral, honest, arid honourable principles of English policy, and to fight liansesirre with his owe weapons. True to their wont, they began with Cqpenliagen ; and they next proceeded to the fatness Orders in Council, in retaliation against blockading Decree. We wish to know how naudifarther they mean •.a follow his pre cious example. Will they imitate this new Dc cm*, mid build new gaols, and erect new sc .tfolds, in every nook and corner on the coast of Lugland and her vv . -Atli-extended colonies and possessions? They will not—they cannot apimisin will not allow it. Weaaid, oergivally, that it wah too late to rua a race of injustice against injustice with France, when she had trot fifteen years the start of us. We really, however, did not think, at the time, that Ministers should have Si) bOOll gut to the length of their tether.— This comes of fighting BONAPARTE with his own weapons. But how comes it to VASS that Mr. Pirr, in whoseochool these Statesmen say they were educated, er the great Lord CHATHAM, or other eminent men, who guided the Councils of England, have newer boasted of the vigour cud clergy with which they adopted the commercial system of the Dye of AtutEas and the Barbary Pirates? This new Decree, it v. ill be sten, is framed to embrace Portugal, and every nation where there is a French soldier—that is, the whole Continent, Russia, Austria, and Turkey excepted, which are also ur war with us ; but this is not the only new blow against our commerce, announced in the Paris Papers. The King of SPAIN has adopted the French system, and declared the British Isles in a state of blockade. Among the causes for this conduct, His MAJESTY declares that Eng land has declined all negociation for price, through the mediation of NETLRAL rovvEns friendly to her. The word several," we presume, must include Austria. Russia is the only power, the proffered inediatiiin of which has been acknowledged. The menace of an expedition to India 6COTINI every day louder. The Paris Paper, contain various plans for the purpose. One of the most popular states, that the invading force is to set out from two points, Warsaw and Dalmatia, and rendezvous at Astracan. The Emperor of Austen WAS married on the 6th inst. to the Princess MAit♦ BRATRIX, to whom be has been some time betrothed. An article from Ancona boasts the success of its privateering system. Should the war continue a little longer, the whole coast of continental Europe. emulating the Barbary Corsairs, will swarm with pirates and prirateera. We have received Alton* and liamburghlascirm to the gth instant, from which we have made insese extracts. THE GLOBE, of Saturday, announced, zacLu aLv, the sailing of the Ruchfort Squadron. upon the authority of tile following letter from its Cor respondel►t. at Turisay " TORBAY, JAN. 21. " Arrived, last evening, from Vice-Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, with dispatches for Lord Gardner, I , the Elareprenante cutter, Lieut. Williams, who brings intelligence of the Rochhort squadron be ing at sea, consisting of one ship of lin guns, five two-deckers, one frigate, and one brig. It is sup posed that they sailed from Roclifort on Saturday last, and on Sunday the Eurydice frigate was champed by them, and was near being taken, but fortunately made her tscape, and on Monday she joined Sir J. T. Duckworth,and gave him the information, who made sail in quest of the Frenchmen, in the Royal George, too guns, with the Temeraire, and Nep tune, 98 guns each ; Tolman', do guns ; Dragon, 74 guns, and two frigates, leaving the Dreadnought off direst, and dispatching a brig for Sir Sidney Smith ; the Are armed-brig, for Ireland ; and the Eutrepresante for this port, • with the intelligence. " The French fleet was supposed to be about 14 leagues from Admired Duckworth, in the South West quarter." The above account was copied from Tat Gimes into all the papers of yesterday, by some of which it was discredited ; alleging that no intelligence to that effect was received at the Admiralty. We know, however, that this important news was yes terday considered authentic at the Admiralty ; and that memo rya were takes accordingly. AA express was sent off, to hr forwarded with all passible expe dition, to the Commander of the squadron off the South of Ireland. Mr. IVoottv, the Admiralty Messenger, was also seat off, last afternoon, to Ply mouth, with dispatches, containing orders for every ship ready for service to put to sea without loss of time. Similar orders were sent off to Portsmouth. The French squadron is supposed to have escaped from Rochfort, and eluded the vigilance of the blockading squadron, under Sir R. STIACRAM, iu a fog. That gallant Admiral is also supposed to be in pursuit of the enemy. An account of the sailing of the French was sent off yesterday to His MA jam-, at Windsor. We received, on Saturday, New York papers to the Isd last, including the proceediugs . in Congress to the irfth. Up to the 17th. inclusive, Cnirfreies were occupied with the measures for the deretio: of the ports, &c. of the United States, fur which purpose it has Seen agreed to apprn priete a stun of 1,000,000 of dollars; and on the 1 ,,, 11, Congress deliberated with closed doors, uo klual,t, upon the differences with Eaglaud.— Mr. MONROE arrived on the i.ith t at Norfolk, ou the next day, after receiving a compliui. Address upon his return, from the citizens place, proceeded to Washington. It Wad a! on the Isth, that Mr. !toss was in the river, ing op to that city on that day. Upon 'the jest of war, the perseverance in the inn -Aires the defence of the country, furnish no its favour. In the House of Represent:Lilies. the 37th, Mr. GARDINIEN. one of the shun, advocates for these ►measures, expressed liiinst-If the following effect :—lie said " Every view of uur present sitnattoa erdiest span Hotta to put the nation iu a perftet state of drfeure, meet any event ikon milt ucctx. In case tie war with (heat Britain took place, we *humid bare to mourn in the boor of trial; because the we humbled her pride, by ►ambling bar power, the we should subject ber to be barulded by tisr peror of France; ♦ND SHE WAS THE OYl.lf BARR •ILTWEEN lIIN •!.• VIIIVERSAIL DOVINII4/1. Bye eirennuironces slunild reader It Doreen/17 to . national lonour, where would we WWI Great Britain; might, to be sure, take Canada and Nun iieotia, seed privateers, and, in time of war, prohibit aft Mrererniree her. which last measure would probably injure her all the rest. But though we could injure her, we expect to escape unhurt. The first shuck -.-. be calamitous: oar commerce and our cities would lie at mercy. The situation in which we should place her by would render it Mermen for her to musks that war a tin tool one. We should therefore he prepared to mire what bore." Us the other hand, it is stated, that , was every umou►eut expected at Baltimore, 18th, and private letters from Washington, date, confidently assert, that the Ills BRITAN NIC MAJESTY, renouncing to search neutral ships of war, had the desired effect, that the Parsinf.sir heads of the departments, had declared rights which it maintains, inadmissible, Mr. Rost would not be even suffered the British ships of war had withdrawn waters of the United States, in compliance ate order of the PRESIDENT. The Papers contain a letter, dated the the Secretary of the Treasury to the the Committee of Commerce, pointing in the Non-Importation Act, but a* since brought in to amend it, we the letter. It appears from the JETPERSON to an Address of the . Pensylrania and Maryland, that he determination to retire from public piratian of his present term. Mr. , his Answer, which is dated the loth cause for this resolution, his advanced the spirit of the American Constitution. haps," says a writer on the subject, termination may be considered as ILLUSTRIOUS ACTIONS of him ptifitico/ A French force landed at the Swedish St. Bartholomew's, and plundered outrage is said to have been committed English on an American vessel, the timore, in which a seaman belonging was killed.—" The next day," say Papers, " a party of Americans assembled shore, and paid the English handsomely unprovoked and cruel attack" at NOrfolk, a compliiet, e citizens af It was ako N a. I the river, to, llpoo 'the ,u• Ire measure, I Ii no inference presenturbes. of the strung e• eased himself ta a • la coned wp m s, Sate of derelict.. to case the thaeu.sur e shuala cat because the a .4 1 er power, the 1:1•4e led by abe rat, oTLT BARRI% NAOS. Bar ia re, ity to Vialicate 3 'vat Britian , Wit re Scotia, Bred eat • • I eft Ititeretnule with • t nine bee more duo I e ber, we mat at would andouhretry ie. would lie at the, 1 plate lwr by a sat ca that war • presto red io owe *bat se that an embargo asitimore. tau the ihriagton, of that Proclamation of acing the claim El not produer4 Parsimony *IA related the ether iissibla, and that red to land, until (drawn from the apliance with tie The New York e stb Dec. from the Chairman of acing out defeeb is a Bill has bees forbear to Answer of Mr. e Legislatures of he has formed a is bfe, it the ex. J• rrrrr is ; h last, assigns, si roared age, awl titution. 4. PaT• t, „ this very dr. one of the we,: I. Wacd earner."— Swedish islaird ot ' red it.—Another ,omitted by sii Bree--e, of Bat- Mg to the hubs y the New Yort assembled on the lsimmely for them • SLY left town fee ten o'clock, lilt MART, SOPROV, J. TOTNINE, ;sir ai d e eantlsr4to.ll6.learlit George's Sermon by the st epistle of St. rrse ‘, Be rsail alma that thrill is you." Upon T read himself in e has lately been Dr. Locama N. of GLOUCESTER rden. !holies of Dul,lin inst. when re was eir claims. Tire ript of that pre- LESIVILLS. A re- le next page. r of Leeatrou to 1 Mr. Ctismsca- onsul-Creneml at ern Portsimouti.. !ral.r.roa, for Itto marred with di.- f the Tagus ; for and for the I'ol- - board 40,1tt10 loan of 10u,ittfol. (oing to llSifts. begun to enibuik nth Regiment. awes and Bexhill, : Lra th w buiw . r edric aZd r t ( th iom aLv e nnin. t it e 3 d :ih i e l o • Saturday eves- nate(' his Seete- mound as Lien- arrirAtsi_ 1.. Major- On Saturday the ROYAL FANII W indoor. Yesterday ntorniug, soon after ten MAJESTY, Princessea AUGUSTA, MAI' AAA AMILLIA, attended by Lady J . H. B. NICALE, and Generals MAI . . Finiurt, attended divine service. Chapel, Windsor, and heard a Rev. Dr. kisArts, from the &nit Peter, the 31 chapter, aad Sth verse always to give all ahower to ewer you the reason of the hope that is this occasion the Rev. Mr. DIGIT as one of the Canons, to which he appointed in the room of the late Dr. Yesterday the Princess Soriii• of took un airing in the Quitsiestarden. A meeting of the . .toman atholics Was held in that city on the 19th inst. unanimously agreed to renew their Petition to Padiarnent is a transcript of that pre piloted by Mr. Fox and Lord GRENVILLE. A re port of the proceeding is given in the next page. FRANCIS HILL, Esq. Secretary of Legation to the Portuguese Government; and Mr. Cirtiter,a- LATHE, Secretary and Acting Consul-General at the Brazils, sailed, on Friday, from Portsuiouti.. in the Sareeillaßte, Sir Groaaz Col.Li Ea, for Itio Janeiro. The Surveillante is charred with di-- patches fur Sir SIDNEY SMITE, (blithe Tagus ; for Sir SMILE!. 1100 D, at Madeira; and for the Poi- Nome Government. She has on board 40,00 dollars for idasieira. besides the loan of Inu,ttool. for the Portuguese Government. The four Regiments that are going to Ha . ifax with `fir ClEoaGr. PILE% nit, have begun to ealhalk at Portsmouth. The 7th and nth ReKiuu•ut. roan•hed into that town from Lewes and RexhilL on Frisloy and Satnrday, and embarked imnted - ately. The 23d Regiment is expected to arrite and embark• this day aumml,to4norrow ; aid the 13th are daily expected haws. Pionsouth. ULORtel. P/MEVOST arrived at Portuustuth on•Satorday !ITS- Major Lloattrwoontia lippoiuted his Secre tary. Fie is succeeded in, bis command as 1:101- tenaut4;overuor of Portsuita4h Garrison, by Maiot- Gencral WEIATIIAM. Colossi of the 10 Reinsert of Foot Gua►ds, who esassoustAed the Brigade s: Comport, about four 'ears ?•• , 1• i•• ..