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Lord HAWRRIIIIVIIT having moved the reading of the order of the day for tins purpo s e, Earl GREY said, it was by no means his inteu ' tion, after the discussion the bill had undergone hot night, to consume their Lordships' time to recapitulating arguments which had been already ' so ably handlistL His only ob j ect in now rising 'was, that au entry should appear on the Journals of the House, expressive of Ins sentiments, and of the sentiments of those who thought with hius on them subject, as to the effect,of the presciit bill. The system introduced within the last two years had been approved of by a very great majonty of the House, and the expectations then entertained of it had been fully justified by the result. lie con ceived the present bill, in one of its clauses, to go to the complete destruction of the system, and that clause therefore had his most decided disapproba tion. His Lo rdiship concluded by moving," That the worth allowing to persons entering into Oz. army the option of enlisting for an unlimited. instead of !hoisted period of service, should be omitted." On the question being put, that these words stand part of the Bill, it was carried without a The Bill was then read a third time and passed. Adjourned to Monday. - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. DAMBURGH AND ALTONA• PAPSRS, RAMIS OP Tlll SLOE, 11111101 11. The conjectures which we have so 100 g famed., are now realised. The French any, with the per mission of the Danish Government, has entered Holstein, to proceed through Zealand, and the other Danish ishinds, against Sweden, whose Sove reign, the relentless Bonaparte has sworn to de throne. It was oa the Bth Instant, that eighteen hundred French horse entered the city of Altoni, preceded by two liavalmirgh city dragoons with" drawn swords, and to serve them as guides. The men halted on the 6th, when Bernadotte reviewed them, and abunt 10,000 Spaniards, on a field be longing to the city of - Hansburgh, celled the Half Host Field. The Citizens of At are allowed a mark a-day for the keep of every man, at the ex pense, it is said of the Hanse Towns. On the 7th, early in the morning, the cavalry, bearing the name of the Duke of Ahremberg„ assembled, con , sisting of all nations, but very few young men, con tinued their march, ;and have since been continually followed by French and Spanish corps of artillery, cavalry, and infantry. The French have also marched into Holstein from the side of Lubeck, and by this time the greater part of Holstein, not excepting Rindoliurgh, the Kingof Deninark's 'evidence, is full of French and Spanish troops. In three dues. the whole Spanish army, under the command of the 'Marquis of Romagna, will haVe left one part of the Baltic after another. The Russian Ambassador has sent another Courier with the King of Sweden's proposal to Petershurgh ; it is thought that the Inttee Court will apply to Paris, and on the Answer from thence war or peace will depend. Thisdecision is tiot,however, expected before the •35th of March ; yet all these negocia tions do not, it seems, advert to war.—( Hum. C'orrafpon.) WIMP 11•R1 U 5. We have received the hilloaing advice. Itolll Storkholiu : Letter from Stralsund, of Feb. 48, state, that Baron D'Anufthit, First .►id-ded'.amp of the King of Sweden, wh• arrived there with dispatches from► His Swedish Majesty, is gone to Paris. We ire apprised by letters from the Rhine, that the lior,es wiiit:h were intended by the Grand Seignor as a present for the French Emperor, and were uttually ou their way to Paris, have been or dered by Bonaparte to be sent buck to Turley, and not be allowed to enter France. _ - •LTONA, 111.111K11.7. A first division of the French army, which is on its u,arcb through the duchies of Schleswiek and flolstisin, entered this city 011 the tith instant, hi the afternooti, composed of the cavalry et the Duke of Ahrimberg. After resting one - any, they continued theirinarcii this morning ; they observe the most eruct discioline.—(Alterre Mercury.) ITOULHOLM, IiAIL43I 1. We are looking tor Ward here for the breaking out of war. The "fustian Minister, Von Alopeus, was already on the point to take his departure, when the king sent for him, and told him that he had still a lust proposal la make; he would pledge bis guarantee that no English ship of the hue -should enter the Baltic, if they would not molest him; if nut, he would ut any rate form his alliance with England, invade Norway, and bombard limn burgh and its onvirous, to proceed through 1101- stern over the Belts to Zealand. At Apenrade and all the ports of Holstein and Schleswie, all the Frent and small craft is under orders to take in rench and Spanish troops, and at Copeultugeu all the gun-boats and merchantmen, with one ship of the lisle, four large Danish East ludiainen, fitted out at frigates, and currisig 3ti guns each, besides a slumber of Dunith brigs, cutters, and pi lot-boats, manned by French and Danish sailbrs, are to carry over the troops. The French will, it is said, attack Swede* in four or five different places, and the troops destined for the espeditio, are un der the command-of Bernadotte, and will,tt is said, amount to urns 70,000 men. The appearance of a must respectable British fleet in the Sound and Baltic becomes therefore absolutely necessary, to save the Cruwu of His Swedish Majesty, and pre vent his throne from falling into the hands of the combined French and Russians. Beruadotteilim- self set out at six o'clock, on the Bth indent, iii the evening. from Hausburgb, for Peaneberg and Reudsburg, and the statement given in the Cerra vases:, of his baying talveu the read to Lubeck, for Stralsund, is Wholly false. No pditr from Dot stein or Denmark are now eeperted, as the French and their allies will probably stop them till a blow is. struck. By ail aceounts, the French have made great preparatious for a descent on Sweden ? in the ports of ‘Visinar, Rostock, and Stralsund, and the island of ltugeit. All letters are opened by tbs French, and all the travellers searched, and all papers and parcels stamina. In short, the great est cunning and secrecy prevail, end it is visible in every measure attending this iinportant expedi tion, which threatens to annihilate the political ex istence of the uotile-minded Gustavus and his fa mily. .The Danish islands, particularly Zealand With Copeuliai;en, ought immediately to be check ed and awed, to prevent the consequences of this most awfal-looking enterprise. It is the general opiuion here, that if the British fleet does not epee dily arrive, Sweden is lost. The French and Spa nish armies, nisted, it is said, by the Danes, are to be at Copenha g en, Cronettintr4, Elincar, and other parts of lalland, on or before the or 24ith instant. GOTTENBURGH MAILS. -- GOTTEKSIUMON, NAIL"! 11. All communication. by poet or otherwise, be tween and Elsineur, is fin. the pre seat suspended. Four travellers arrived . from Denmark yesterday, the. Lut that of over ; they report that the Ereach entered Ilolstein on the 4th List. and that apart'ments were taken at Copenhagetrfor Berna dotte when they left it, and as we know that every vessel in the I.likiti harbours is put in requisition for the purpose of tmiaporting troops, we may expect to hear from day to day of the cotunienee meat of operations. A considerable number of troops are marching for this town ; quarters err already taken for 4000. The Russian Consul here remains under arrest, and a guard of 13 men, with an officer, attends his house. The same has bet..n dune to the Russian Minister (Alopens). at Stockholm. This vigorous measure was taken in consequence of the treatment the Swedish Minister (Stettenck) has received at St. Peteruburgh, who, some accounts say, has been 'rent to Moscow. . . . . We hare no accounts this day from Finland that can be depended upon. We learn that the ice which was in the Sound has been nearly entirely destroyed. A north west wind will totally clear the passage. nattstactus CASTLE. autos 6. His Royal Majesty received yesterday_ afternoon a Courier from Lieutenant-General Klucker, with the following Report, dated head-quarter% Ta wastchus, Feb. isy: " 'Fhe enemy haying compelled our advanced posts, as mentioned in my former report of the 2.5 th inst. to fall bock from the frontiers, part of the first bri gade, parted near Forsby, under the orders of Co lonel Gripetiberg, whom I ordered to perform the functions of Adjutant. General, was attacked on the 24th inst. early in the morning, by the enemy, far superior in tree ; and as his corps was in den ser of being surrounded, he was forced, after hav ing made a wont gallant resistance, to retreat, closely pursued by the enemy. • " The second brigade, commanded by Colonel- Adjutant-General Adlucrenta, Knight, was also attacked on the 25th, near Artsir, and in the night between the 27th and 25th inst. near Krim's', by au enemy's corps greatly superior in number. The conflict was severe, but counnued with the most dis tinguished xalour, and the enemy was repulsed, "The communication between the two brigades ' being intereepted by the retreat of the corps, which has bean posted near Forshy, I was obliged to or. der the second brigade to change its position, by which movement high brigades hare come nearer this city ; the former by Meureia, and the latter be Laiheis ; and the leftwing of the second brigade being joined by the regiment of East Bothnia, the whole corps uoss occupies a more sioncentrated po sition. " All these operations engaged so mach the aita a thin of the army, and took up to much of our titn e , that it was impossible to drive away all the eagl e , and remove the provisions, as 1 intended should h e done ; yet the loss of magazines. as well as that of killed and wounded, is but very trifling on ou t part ; nor have we lost say officer*, except Lieutc. uautsColonel Sjernwall, who was takeu prisoner, and not one piece of our ordnance has falleu tots, the eieiny's bands. 1 humbly beg leave to a ib that both officers and men of your Majesty's mow in this quarter, have done their duty in the in „, t distinguished manner; usr have the lave aid treacherous attempts of the enemy to bedu oe them from their loyal attachment to their Ki n and Country, wade the slightest impression upo n , them. 4. C. N. of %. xuacaxii." • he sites, ow b tu; 4 tc cattle, bould be tak that of trco on n u , at t Lieute. priabutr, sic Bleu tab 11131 to ' dd . sit: :y's arm► ia the Moot >we lag ams • "...done on sir King. Pr ion upn a LlEa." P 1 th retreated trimmed w proved on mod a a Gco. CO eSwediut ao!..liere 1a . lonsatinis. A the Rae. mail the tt Finland. be bent to I dergo hie • sl ' tout ' IN D. , lest len*, f o order leisa • 11 ie yore Oise inn, of the particulars ether FM!, &bail. rale- 501111444, I I , lUre )101, hall he pre. sus and w. , - ere, wry WS E, welfare, as prorate 1 I of mg wool • VIDEN." I Allf3l 8. ,On with a he ariny d-qiiarten. "telligenet, he let inn. in citief of at the tiwe ocespied 4 nirhood to 10.) r.; 1 0/{. E. . • Oek p. , •••••' the •••" barked for a fair wind, ;11 Entire. ,! assage of s • to her that se 'nohow, aid that no Ind, per.itire rived froth f the Wirt err PaP e rt" could be • t wife of the t reeked surd ;one .of the Gt. Haling snotaily lapert, end a hit ha% • and were d ned with the la this more. SECOND REPOT. "On the same day that the first brigade retreated from Forsby, I ordered a fellow to be apprehended at Burt,va, ou suspicion of being a spy, aho prov e d to be a Swedish subject, and about whain mod s waggoner in Louisa. were found. besitivi a pert from the Hessian Ceinusaader-in-Chief, Buil] ovden,24copies ofsPr•Clalliati on in theS weal t h and Finish languages, addressed to the wohlien ue Finland. I inclose a copy of this Proclumativa, which the prisoner was prevailed upon by the Lis. *Um' Comsnamier-in-Chief to distribute among the troops w ho compose your Majesty's army in Finl an d. " I have ordered the above prisoner to be sent to Abo, under a proper escort, there to undergo his further extunination and punishment. " C- \. of KLITCIiEIt. " Heed-quariere, Taweetebna, Feb. =9► loos.", PROCLAMATION OF THR RUSSIAN GENRILAt IN CHIEF, 70 THE SOLDIERS IN VINLAND. Soldiers—My most grACieftli Emperor hu thought irrigld, for the protection and prosperity of the nue, to order - troops to eater Firdand ft is His Majesty's pleasure, flat gam to enure re of be must gracious oeutiments tuwaids the inhabitants of Its Wintry to general, and towards you, soldiers, in particular your futeie still more to be lamented than Oudot other Ins, because you are obliged to lease your wires, children. rela tions, aud fricuds, to light for me unjust cause. SolllMfl , j hove my must gracious Emits roes command to enure yut, that sarli of you as shall lay down your arms, shall he psi teeth" at liberty to go to their lido& and relatious, mud w Give, besides, two roubks foe a niuslet, one for a swore, gig ten fur • horse Ceti them he, among you, Soldiers, am wet who sets so little value on his win happiness mai welfare, m nut to listen to a proposal so well ralculatid to procure lam • painful mud happy life, under the protectiou of to) laud gracious Emperor ! " Meta-quarters, Louisa, Feb. 10-en, tees. The Original aped by GILIPSTIOLM CASTLE, MAIICE 8. A Cornier, who arrived this afternoon with a Report from the feneral-ln-Chief of the may a Finland, Count Klingspors, dated head-quarters Tawastchus, 4th March ' has brought intelligence, that the GenerAl arrived at Tavrastchus the lit end immediately Assumed the command in chief of His Masty's army in Finlend, which, at the thee of the departure of the above courier. occupied 4 concentrated position in the neighbourhood of Tan aAtchus..--('Stoekkoiss Gazette, Merck 104 THE PRUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. PXIVATIL COI R IiSPONMINCE. Dania, Umtata 19, fie, delft* p. se. Yesterday, between one and two o'clock, the Prussian Auetauwador and smite embarked for Calais oil board u flag of truce, with a fair wind, intending to return to Berlin through Fradee. The vessel arrived off Calais, after a passage of J hours, when a heat came oil to inform her dirt she could nut be suffered to enter the bathetic, as flags of truce had hitherto been, and that no perms on board would be .altered to land, positite orders to that effect having been received from Paris. Those orders, the master of the hart added, were so strict, that not eve:a a letter, papersot parcel, bathe contents what they might, could be suffered to he brought on shore. The Wife of the Lieutenant of the Jackedl gun- brig, wrecked soros time Dude upon the French coast, was one of the passengers on board the fiat of truce. Raving heard that her husband is dangerously tll she bud procured * French passport, end permission from this Government to suit lin* but her entreaties for permission to land were el no wail. The Flag of Trace returned with Ow disappointed passengers into the Roads this moue mg about 11 o'clock, but the tide beingout the/ were brought ashore in the custom-house boat. it was reported that nu the arrival of the Flag d Truce off Calais, she was fired at from the bane tier, but that is not true. The Ofbser who c ult:. out from Callas behaved with great politeness. and assured them it was not in hits power to grant tie the least inaulgeuee, his orders being peremptory and premi se. Two more of our over-sea Pilots, Smith and llow who took ships into the Tesel, have been taken at of them, and committed to prison. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Maui it. COMMENCEMENT OF Hosnixnu BETWEEN RUSSIA .A N D SWEDEN. Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived, yesterday, with letters and papers from that city to the.llth instant. announcing the (4.nninencement of hostilities be tween Itursia and Sweden. This important intr~ ligenee is contained in two official reports from tl" Swedish Lieutenant-General likccato. giving " account of the military operations to the 30th le bruary. It appears that a Swedish force was poital near Fonby, in Vinland, in two brigades, one which ras attacked on the 24th by the Itussisr% and driven in. The Russians attacked the o der brigade on the 25th, ai:4 again in the sight between the .27th and 28th, but were defeat''' The second brigade, however, notwithrtandin; this advantage, was obliged to fall back 01 preserve • coinatunicatioa with the first.--in these skirmishes, which were sharply contr.-Jet the This day is published, iit 3 yob. lanto.Price ISi. to WIL,L LA NI D s. c E I. 51 1 4. 4 )1 . k.0RT ; or, The cim By AGNES ML GRAVE, Author of Cicely of Rigby Solemn loiyintetios ke. Printed for (.come Richards, No. 9, Combat; and may be had .. of every Bookseller and Library in taw United Kingdom.