The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-13 00:00:00

' 4.0 From the LONDOLV GAZETTE, April 11. At the Court at Carlton Rouse, the Bth of April, 1812, present, his Royal Highness the POlice Rogent in Council. His Royal Highness, in Council, was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majest ty, to declare Henry Vicount Sidmouth Load Presi dent of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Conn ' cil, and his Lordship took his place at the Board ac cordingly. Nis Royal Highness was also pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Charles Clietw)nd Earl Talbot to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of Stafford, his Lordship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. Carllon house, April 9, 1812. His Royal Highness the Priace Regent was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-1 jesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on Hum . phry Davy, Esq. LL. D. Secretary to the Royal So- I ciety, Professor of Chemistry to the Royal Institu- 1 tion and Board of Agriculture, F. R. S. E. M. R. 1. A. &o. (Six. His Rqyal Highness was also pisaseckin'tfte name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on Samuel Teller, Esq. His Royal Highness was .also pleased, iu the name and on The behalf of his Majesty, to-confer the honour of Knighthood on George Eyre, Esq. Captain in this': Royal Navy. . : • • j.....••••-•- Whiterharl, April 11, 1812. • His Royal Highness the Prince'fblent -has been pleased, in the name and on fhe behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Honourable Jamestieorge Earl of Courtown to be Captain of his Majesty's Bind of Pensioners. Foreign-Office., April 10. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hac been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of hio Majes ty, to approve of Mr. Joaquim Andrade to be Con sul-Assistant for the Prince Regent of Portugal, at London. .Adneiralty-Office, April 11, 18 i 2. Copy of a Letter frocuCai;tain Bertram, of his Majesty's sloop l'..rsian, addressed to Vice-Admiral D'Anyergoe, Prince of Bouillon, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Csoker, Esq. His hlajesty'ssloop Persian, Jersey, March 48, NI?. Stu,---I beg leave to inform you, that yesterday, the Seven Islands bearing S.W. by W. ten or twelve mil: s, I chased a lugger standing to the westward, which I soon libund to be an enemy, by his entlea -vouring to avoid us; after three hours chase and firing several broadsides, she struck, anti proved to he Le Petit Jean French lugger privateer, of sixteen guns, with a complement of sixty men, but had only eight guns and forty-eight men on board, having thrown eight of her guns overboard in a gale of wind, and had eight of her men washed overboard at the same time; commanded by Monsieur Francois Clemence, belonging to Dieppe, out eight days, but had not made any captitie. • I have the honour to be, &c. C. BF.RTRAM, Commander. Vice-Admiral TY Auvergne, Prince of Bouillon, &c. &c. &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. °Are of Ordasswo, 4,417, 1812. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Captain Tkonvts Colby to be Captain, rite Wade, de ceased. 'kited NI such 5. Dill. Fist '.icutcuatil I;"irge Collyer to be Second Captain, vice Colby, promoted. Dated as a110t... o.ffico4r Ontiseases, April 8,181 4 i. , cofrps of fLoval lllMary ArtiAcrrs. Richard Turner, Gent. to 6c Sob-Lieutenant. Dated March 16, 1812. Coluniaions in the East Regiment of Rreconshire Local Militia, signed by the lard lientenant of the County of Brecon. LIPULCH:JeI LiesVellin Prosser to he Captain, vier Wood. dis place.i, bring absent witnnnt lt.tte. Dated August 19, 1811. Lieutenant Hm: Bevan to be ditto. Dated as above. Commissions siztuld by the I. nrd Lieutenant of the County of Kent. . . . West Kent Militia. ....... John Amherst Long, Esq. to be Captain.. Dated October 21, 1811. 11. 11. Croft. Esq. to be Captaiu. Dated November 11, 1811. Win. Prielett, hag. to be ditto, vice Butgess, resigned. Dated Nov. 9:2, ISII. Ensign WU,. Kinder to be Lieutenant, vice Poole, appointed to the Line. Dated June 1,- NM Ensign icluud Sexcy to be ditto, vice Pillow. Dated Augnit Li 181 E. Henry Woodcock, Gent, to be ditto. Dated October 21, 1811. Eu.ign John Bungay to be ditto, vice Winder, resigond. Dated Decent. er X 1,1611. John Bungay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Browse promoted. Dated May 14, 1811. James Bud:land, Gent. to be ditto, vice Keteldry, promoted. Dated May 31 Isll. James Pranton.-Gent. to be ditto, vice Elude, promoted. Dated June 1,1841. Jobs 111`GrilrOk..Ges 4 .to he ditto. Dated Aug. 20, 1811. Ewen M'Gregor, Gent. to be ditto, vice Winder, promoted. Dived Magnet 29, 1811. , James Watson, Gent. to be ditto, Dated November 11,1811. F. A. liodgsqn„ Gent. to be ditto, vice Woodcock, promoted. Dated December 31, 1811. Richard Hodges, Gent. to be ditto, vice Soapy, promoted. Dated January 1, Ll 4. • • , East Keit 'Militia: Lieutenant Wyatt Paminghosa Cosa' e to ho alltplaio. Dated september A; /AI I. Lieutenant Charge Snoad to be ditto.. Dated September 7, Isll. ku , ign Philip tinny wood-Parsons to be Lieutenant. Dated Sep-. tember 6, 1811. Ensign Thomas Sampson to be ditto. Dated September 7, 1811. Willi im Wright; Gent, to be Ensign, vice French. Dated May 21. tall. W. 11. E. H. Kittoe, Gent, to be ditto, vice Backhoase. Dated as abov e. William Looper, Gent, to be ditto. Dated September 6, 1811. Chlslehurst YeomaarT Cavalry. Eientenant Benjamin !barite to be ( aptalo, vice Vise. Sidney, resigne t. Dated March 31, 1812. Cornet Richard Berens to be Lieutenant, vice Ilarene. Dated as above. Waring, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Berens. Dated as above. g e outinis.iops signeo ' by the Lord Lieatenant of the County of Salop. Vinapshire 111;01ot-in of Militia. Stedavan, gent. to be Ensign, vice Laeop, resigned. Rated March 18,18 H. Ludlow and Bishop's-Castle Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornwall tries Powell t o he Lieutenant, virelleary Lloyd, re oigued. DatetfMast:h 18, 11tL2, Jahn Thomav, Gent. to be ditto, vice Molyneur, resigned. Dated as above, John Ppweil, OPAL to be Cornet, vice Howe, resigned : Dated itsitwvo. • • .• I I ►• I f P ' # - . 4 . ~ 1..,. THE ST: _ - ----- crown - Odor, elprit 11, 1812 • part' (or' tfte voyage they ate going to undertake. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN Tom PRESE NT 1 Th e se peesp'orts or per m i s si ons w in ex a c tl y state t h e PARLI A mum i I value of the ship, and object of her vo y age , an d Borough of Lisburne. . i The Right Itoru canzi rahle t t' : ka ,4_l _ it 'ratici_s Se_ lowiee e oo th. away s commonly they must be inspected by the French Milita r y Cons mef. I masidanl of tile place in which they shoal be delivered. The permlicsions delivered by the Magiitrates of Stral le, ship..chalialen,rfo , solid to the inhabitants of that town, for the above HAIRIKRU PICT, ErLABGED. ' specified' voyages,' will in the first instance be exa limDchTosabitoninmad:,3eat,lßiitteildizinNkla,:tuLlastwou, pTs. Tunica by the Imperial French Commatidaut of Ma. ) 2?, j at K t elit he '.l !Wel inn ; la . . ' A sele. ttiLit ieriller ies, ikss k r P s .ll . Nh.18.-Phaakrd,MAaYd. rine, and afterwards by the Special Commissary of W ig t o n, and Gregory, ford-rola ; and Me. ttheprard. Bath. High Police.' -(Journul de I mys, April 7.) J. J. Smith, Canaan-street, wine-tnerehallt, April 14. 11, May BcDA, MARCH 'Vt.-Persons who pretend to be well informed, positively state, that the Tu r ki s h Pi e- J. at n Ti A i mei ldlutl e t. oart A , ti Th an rorni iies, w h i t:o n :. met G . rcuon, Dixon, sod . 1 _ p yen d t , jun. and J. Jackson, Wappin g , ship-eband u rrt t n ipoteotiarieS have beca recallod from the Congressat April 18, 2 5, May 23, at Guildhall. Attortiles, Messn. ur - Bachluarat , dil lon and Hew i tt,..J.ittle Friday-street, Cheapside. N. Jacob, Great Mary-lc-b ne-sties , glas-cutter, April 14, PASTS, APRIL 5.-His,lmerial and Royal Majesty yesterday retie Wed, at Ceurbevoi, several regiments 28, May 29, ro a dildhall: Attorney, Mr. Goode, iterk-street, Commercial J. Meehan, C,astle-street, hardwareman, April It, a, May of hit Guards, and divers other corps. 9.9 .at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bodticld, Hind-court, Fleet- 1 7 ...4 RICH W , MARCII 29.-e are assured, that for street. . the fliture 12 , 4 Switzerland will furnish )00 men to' J. Fisher, Liverpool, boot and shoe-maker, May 6,7, 29. at the George Inn, I.lverpool. Attornies. Mr. Forrest, Liver- I Eraig e , independent of the Staff , and th a t th e S w i ss pool; and Mr. Widdle, John-street, Bedford-row. ! Con ration has engaged to furnish 2000 recruits W. Flinders Beston,• ironmonger, April 24, 25, May 29, at , the Spread La gle Inn, Lincoln. Attorntes, Mr. Cope, Boston; anmedly, and 1000 additional ones hi the event of a and -51 r. Wilson, Crreville-street, Hatton-garden. 1 war is Germany or Italy. G. D'Arville, Oxford, timber-aterchant,.April 18, 25, ?11th 1 Majesty, • PARIS, Aran. 6.-Yesterday his sur. 23, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Halm, King's Beach- ! walk, Teinple. • ' ' roundtd by his Ministers, &c. &c. received duptita. s. Baggins, Birmingham, cruet-frame and pencil-ease mane- ilions from. several of the Electoral Colleges.-(Me (snorer, April 10, 11, May 23, at the Shaksposee Times, Bit., : __,„ ____ . .. m i i4 h gni . At t o rn i es , Melva. Webb and Tyndall, Binaiot- , nigeawi • 41 :Prei 6 . bans; and Mean. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-fate. - ' ' • *NAIIr.MS; .MAitcn.2s.-On the 4th instant, a dirt- NI. France, htirfield, Yorkshire, vintner, April 15, •16, May i i son of English gun-boats sailed from Scaletta on 23, at the Man sad Saddle Inn', D e wsbury, Yorkshire. Attor. s nips, Mr. Ryltb, Dewsbury ; and Mr. Crosley, Holborn-eourt, I, the coast of Sicily, in the .direction of the Adriatic i Gray 's Ina : 1 Gulph. At ten in the nitirning, - the dotal& approach. st Blaeltrowl, Wanta%, Berkshire, eordwainor, ipril24:94, i Mar VI, at the A Reed's ead tea, waning,. Attornies, Messrs. ~4 the um" "Wogs o f Mast?, situated on the sea Baste*. Wastage ; and Arms- Wizard and Hawkinson, Lia- . coast, and attempted to hied all the men they had on coin's Inn. board after throwing a number of bombs. Some J. Richards; 'Mediterranean Coffee-bouse, Corahill, merch an t, . . ; April 18, 21, M a y ?..1, a t G u ildh a ll. Attorney, Mr. Bruce, i L eg in vain oppoied the attempts of the Chancerv-lane. I , I enemy, for, After an obstinate resistance, they were T. A. Mann, Plymouth, lima-draper, April.l4, 25, 11fay 22 1 4t•Guihnialt, London. Attornics. metibi . a .. - ratka . and Rantia. . oblige d to give way to superior numbers. The I'll- Old Jewry. . • yi i lege was taken, the houses pillaged, the English de c. Waite, Aldersgate-street, haberdasher, April 18, 56, ► tii;ristroyed every thing they could not carry off. The 28, at Guildhall. Auuruey, Mr. Saward, Pnace's-stree t , 7 ... therhithe. , , i Church was defiled by every excess, the lamps, H. Lawson, Welbeck- street, silk-mercer, April 15, 25, h teases, &c. became the prey of these barbarians.-- 23, at Guildhall. • Attornies, Messrs. Calm and Waller, Sp . . ' This atrocious enterprize cost the enemy several square. J. Powell, London-road, St. George's-fields, haberd • killed, who fell by the fire of the Legioneers. The April 18, May 1, 23,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Settee, i i gallant Captain Angeles, who commanded them, court, Walbroolc. A -st r ..l.ltilled one with his own hand. The inhabitants G. Simpson, Lloyd's Coffee-house, inserance-broker, It, 21, April 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Waal- : from the neighbouring villages immediately hastened ford-court, Throgmorton-greet. 1 A 1 to the scene of action, and the English not hesitating_ It. Taylor Delanay-place, St. Pancras, carpenter, April li, . 18, May 23 at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Birch and Nat- an instant on the part they had to take, set sail, ' ;lion Lovendge, Charlottaitreet, RlOomsbury. • • loaded with their plunder and glorious triumphs.-- DIYIDENI)S. (Journal de I 'Emp , ire April 6.) I • May 16, W. Wilson, Fenchurcb-street, merchant-May 9, . I Barley jnn. Dowgate-hill, merchant-May 2, J. Rose, sea. LEIPSICS ) MARCH 4.-The Emperor of ,Austria J. hose , ill n• SYlonll's Wharf , 'l.°°l.Pitreet, provision - mere and other personages of the highest distinction are -May IS, J. Pulley, Capel-court, stock-broker-April 12, . I ba i d i ex teste d here. Workmen have been advertised for, Cowk, IN ford.court, merchant-May 16, P. Dietrichwd, Bennett-street, Btackfrian, mercer-May 2, J. Adams and J. I to repair the fortifications of Torgau. Spragg, Great St. Thomas Apostle, stationers-April 14, C. I BERLIN MAitcu 21.--Lieutenant-General Grai -1 Stone, St. Mary-hill, merchant - May 16, R. Philp, jun. and , • 4 W. Crsling.yun. Great St. Helen's, upholsterent-May Y. J. W. l vert has set out for 'Stettin, and Gen. de Kloest fir ' Pepper, Deal, butcher-May 23, Ed. Winwood and S. Thudey, • Frankfort on the Oder. M. de Ratensky, courier Poultry, Scotch factors-May 23, T. Hall, Stoke Newington, if from St. Petersburgh has passed through here ) on victualler - May 23, J. Wilcocks, E. Wilcock., and A. Frazer, a Exeter, bankers-April 18, A. Kruse Union-court, Broad- his way to Paris. street, merchant-May 12, J. TigwelLGosport, Ilaeo-draper--- May 5, D. Miles, Sondompton-row, Bloo ms bury, fancy-trim. min g - m ak e r-May 5, H. •lisgsinson, Finsbu ry -square, merchant -May 2, J. Piper, Baldwin s-gardens, Leather-lane,, cantinas- . brewer-May 5, H. Lure and R. Richards, Queen-greet, Woe- _......._ ,ship-street, Finsbury, wheelwrights-May 7, .1. Reid, Frith- Wiest, Soho, grocer-hlay 2, T. Shuelehotham, Donstable, shop- Komosaueen, MARCII 12.-According to a tree keeper-May 2.5, Q. A. Wheelwright, Cullum-greet, mordant- tY entered into.between Prussia and France, the lat. Kay 2, W. Andrews, Gloucester-place, Newington. sutry, pa- ter is to deliver up the fortresses on the Oder, and 1 per-haager-May 2, F,.Butier,Bockinghant, plamber-May"2,T. I on th e , Clive and S. Richardson, Tnkerihanle-Yard, merchants-May 8, W.-Thomson Manchester-hi:tidings, West m i n st e r, merc h an t- Pillau, Memel, and Rugenwalde. Marshal Bes mmizatsL. ,A li a . y udr 2 i 3 ch i rod c M. B i a lg rlow eh l i cY n a n r_ c ri a ol i t r i t on, B lant roa rhite : sisals* and Dlvoust are to have the co mmand f of the merchant-May 14, E. Morgan, jun. Knighton, Radon hire , , army' Silesia . is to remain iu a state 9 neutr . ality.- woolstapler-May 2, R. Trow, sea. Gray's lius-lane-road, cow. 1 The Prussian Court hag retired to Breslau in order kee_per-May 16, W. Fisher, Houadsditch, linen - draper - Ma l y i 4, W. Sanderson, Liverpool, timber-merchant-May 14, J. Mal- ' lard, Bristol, toerrhant-May IV, J. B. Tyke, Beverley, ban kif-May 3, J. Wade, C. P. Wyatt, and I'. Keyse, llonley do son, lead-nsanufactarers. • CEPTIFICATES.-Mav 2. J. Moorbouse, Stockport, broker-R. Sargent, Slough, car- Rot to witness the march of French troops through Kouigsburgh. . . In the Berlin paper of the sth of this month is the subsequent of fi cial paragraph :-" According to a convention entered into with France the contribu peater-T. Parry, Chester, tallow-chandler-J. itochrNicho- I•tions due from Prussia, which were • in arrears, and las-lane, merchant-R. R. Dav; Haberdasher-street, ilextoo, I were to be paid in the current coin .ef-the realm, candlewick-manufacturer-J. Pickering, Kingston-upon-Hall, ! ricrchant-J. Blyth, Chelmsford, merchant-J. Cooper, Shef field, linen-draper-H. Math is , Walent - place, Sa u ey, dealer ! that Prussia is to furnish 25,006 men to act against -,1. M od , Blo xw i c h, Walsal, Staffordshire, °lnkster-14' I Russia and is besides to undertake to provide for I Court, F. Court, J. Court, and J. L. Diggies, Savage-gar- aTUESDAY, APRIL 14. dens,inerehants .2W. Harrison, W. Govt, - W. Hamm), s, the maintenance of the French troops during their NoTtces.-111r.•W. W. Wynne's Motion for Colonel lll'Ma- Cooke, and J. F. Harrison, Tower-street, merchants-G. Lake, march through tho country.----( Berlin Gazette.) boa's Appointment as Priva(e Secretary to the niece Regret. Exeter. woollen-draper. Mr. Secretary Ryder-Bill to amend die Local illilitia..tets PARTN Ent!' PS nissot,v KA. SAxosv, MARCH 1iti.. 4 .-.ACCOlrdillg to accounts re- . . i . Scotland. G. Watts, E. Blo z so me , T. Watts, and J. Player, Dunley, ceived from Drosdel, the French Gen. Regnier had : Oaaaas.-Glass Duties' Bill, third time-Cnounitteeod hip . Gloucestershire, hankers too far as regards the said (.. Watts)- arrived iu that city, and after A short stay, had again I ceases' Annuity Hill. .1. graves and J; Boardman, Liverpool-F. Smith, H. Smith, T. Biggs, J. 'f. Riggs, and W. Nlorgan.'Brigol, linen-merchants Is off -r gnaw et to iv *by tile read of Pest. Thirty -G. and T. M. Mumforel, Aston Confine, Warwjeksbire, far- I thousand Bavarians were expected to arrive in Dres mers-R. Burgess and It. J. Roberts, W e lli ng t on , Shropshire, den before the 15th inst. were to rest one day, and irnuinongers-J. Slater, J . Nightingale, and W. Sorthworth, . Sharpies, Lancashire, blcachers-W. Davis and T. Barker, 1,.. i then make room for 10,000 Wirtemburghers Who lington, ioiners-W. Lodge and W. S. Sherwood, Liverpool, I were to arrive ten days afterwards. And at last, a land-brokers-J. W. Keene, Birmingham, and J. Caswell ' ! French coros'was expected, which had assembled at London merchaub-R. Brinton Binnia g br un , an d T. Lister, _ Dudley, Worcestershire, pork - Fetcher-W . ;Whitworth nod !-Sentx and Bolzen, joined by a number of Italian K. Walker ' Leeds, machine-makers-W. Roberts and I'. B. ' troo p s , which had already broke up to continue their Etheredge, Lad-lane, shawl-manufactur e r s --G. S. Furmsgatued J. Marks, London-wall, manufacturers orpatent boltiag-elaths march' to Rigensburg, and proceed on the same road -.1. Corkshott and W. Leaf, Lavender -street, Rotherbitbe, through Bavaria. Stabling for'4oo horses is kept in ship-breakers--A. J. (;ash and and L. J. Reynvaan, ship-agents-W. and R. Sramwell, Greek-stn-et, whie4dee- r. Dresden , 1i"4"9 I readiness at for the Imperial equipage. chants -T. Jones a nd T. R eve ll, lo w e r J ama i w , H e im an & tpaat.su Ally MARCH 20.-The spirit of commer..l icy, calico-dyers-11. Stewart, P. Stewart, J. Ind 4., esterprize is entirely sunken, in coasequeiice of Tfimmon, Creorge-vani,. Bow-lane, scents- H. Stewmt,' r. Stew ari, and A. Thomson, Glas g ow, asaaufieturivelLwAillsa •-- of official ne . irrital i t Plgence of the Declaratiegl hen and 0. Cocks. Commerce-row, staektriarie-vottkereweki • Wiiky Russia tiitttinat 'France. The Rossiaoh,. -R. Parker, Nottiligisato, w ‘ hurfi ngu r, sad T. Athenian Not - 1 w e are assured have 200,000 men oirtheir frontiers,. tingliam, dyer - J. Fitch and P. Tailor, Norwich, chanlsal--T. : .....1 ' F a ll er , 11, B ro ok es , sad J. L ax , * e ll ., somerweatire, banker ; oFr‘tField-Mar s halthe Baron de s Tolli has already . ---I,,raiker hid J; Hopkins, Nottingham, tordwaiaert. o f the head-quarters ofthe army. The quantity .L. ,- I,wbet . .. 3. .. , , -. ma .- ;At / ~ - .. -•-•,. . grain in Prussia, inconsequence el the late fi re The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, - eldbar Ap r il at Konigsburgh, when 20,000 lasts were consumeW 8, is 425. 3-441. per Cwt. Average Prices ot CORN or ENGLAND and 41411.114, -t 'per , ii so insignificant, that there • will inevitably be a fa., rrarter, from the Reign). ending April 4 :-„_,....• • • mine the moment - the armies arrive there. There is. Wheat. I Rye. i Barley. I Oats. Bean; . "Felde: itllisati no stock hither of wine or brandy in the .country,. ''''kei+' 71W-h Although French licences to procure them may Ibe ea-. 1 mt. 36 9 g 15 s , , . y obtained. . . . ' .' I GOTTENUURGII, APRIL G.-intelligence has fhb; - - - Ratisbon ; and will finally proceed tin ough aivaris. Stabling for 400 horses are kept in readiness here fci the Imperial equipage. 1 1 4Aws1anacit, MARCH 7.---Early in this month, the Imperial French Generals Lefebvre, Alphonse, Legrand, and several others, arrived at Frankfort, Oar Paper of the 3d contains the following tiotif... cation :—. 44 I hereby give notice to the inhabitant, of tl,ig city, and its environs, that the fortress of I%lagtle. burgh, in virtue of a decree of his Imperial Alajest) the Emperor and King, dated the 1 1.1 of February last, is declared . u & state rt siege. The Admini. strative Authorities wilt; therefore, cease to distri. Lute passports and cards of safety, which. hencK oT _ ward will be furnished by the Commissary-General Schultz, under the orders of the General of Division and Governor Michaud. (Ccantersigood) " scii LEN III; Prefect *of the Departm. of the M e " lWajdebur h. Mimi+ V." Government has published several regulations in lavoar of the inhabitants of Newstadt and Suden. burg, whose houses are to be demoli s h e d by the li t . ..g• A pra 'I .2' SCIIAFTHAVSEN, MARC! 10.—On the 4th, ti , srs. Kellerman arrived at Zurich, whence he will proceed to Insprecit, in the Tyrol. 'Conan:teem, MARCH U.—The Minister Couat Dernatch is arrived here from Stockholm. CAsset.„ MARCII 28.—His Majesty the King ar. rived here yesterday afternoon from Paris. Beaus, MARCH 28.—0 n the 25th, the corps of Brandenburg!, cuirassiers and the regiment of dra goons from the New Mark, as well as the first but. talion of West Prutsieu grenadiers, who had been hitherto here in garrison, set out for Silesia. Tile Iday before yesterday the battalion of fusileers of rhs Guards went hence to Potzdam : and the battalion 't Of the chuseurs of the Guards departed for Sikiia, Our Papers contain the following notification frieut the Minister Hardenberg :. " As the expected march of the French trop under the orders of the Marshal of the Empire Nile lof Reggio, takes place in consequence of a perfi , rt understanding with France, these troops, belonging to a friendly power, are to be received and treated with respect and cave. Ag the inhabitants of . thi, place will not be in thelet t incommoded, the prover Magistrate will not fail to publish, as soon as 13( 6 . sable, what regulations are to be observed as to the quartering, and treatment of these troops. The ; Marshal has also given SUMACH that the strictest discipline is to be observed. Berlin, March 43, 1814. " lIARDENBER BANIFS OF THE MAIN, MARCH 23.-011 Fh'. sth inst. Jacqueminot, Commissary-Ordoenateur, paned through Frankfort, and proceeded . - to Fulda, his headquarters ou the same day the army post. office arrived there; as did, on the day follonin“, the IPolish regiment. of lancers, along with three aqua. drone of chasseurs of the Imperial French Galardi. I All these troops continued their route on the f bllow. lingday to Wurtzburgh• ANIIO LT MAILS. • I'ARLLIMENT4RI' NOTICES. ~•-- MONDAY, APRIL it. _ _ Oantat—Devon County Rate sill,wood reading. petit: and counsel Committees— Irish Popotaloa Ilembers becoming 15nokrupts . Bill—WeCladia thoOds ;apply -• Yap and Memo-Imb Ipirits I—Reports—Legal c thia, Bill —Gettlsmtd's Debt Bill--{iold Coin Hill—Adjaarned Debate resecttng Capt. King—lunksepers Bill, third nadir Splriu Ditties Bill 4 second readiog—lrisis Tobacco Du ticssecood reading—l. urtbar Consideration of Report II sheath - ment Bill. Styricsa,—Mr. Wharton—Bill fur altering the Made of Pay ment of the Soperannuatton Allowances in the Dewy talent . of Customs in Scotland. Mr. I~ ' harton—Commissariat, liarraa, and other b listens. neous Estiinatim in Supply. Mr. Pole Carew—Motion for Bill to promote the I lie Pew formance of the Duties of Surveyors of the Ililhott)s a, rl Tura. pike ltuads throughout England. Mr. Curwrn—Motion for Enquiry into the State of tl to Graia in Great Britain. WEDNESDAY 15. NoTtcrs.—Sir 3. Newport's Motion for Account of Sums hat by Government in conoequence of Public Defaulters. Mr. Helmet's Motion fur an Account of the Ntimber 8/ Cor. pond Punishments in the Aran fur seven }per. Ottoras.--Claritable Monition Bill, third date--Consmittes on Securities Bill. THURSDAY IG. blosters.—Mr. Was.-Herbert's Minims for an Eaq airy into the Perjuries, Fraud and Abeses of the-Licence Tried e. Mr. traerey's the two Telterships of the Mt:heaver, held lig she .111 1 =a t st Beckiaghom and tort Camden. Oaosati.—Fertber eeesideratioa of the Report ors Irish Stith Bite-. Wit Coed dizemptiem from Toll BUT, screed time. • / .1 RIDAY, Oanditite:—Bilewores Bill, wend readitup—.Cirsodestine Mar riage Bill. Noticas.—Sir C. Berrell-.Committee to eiquire into the loans sustained by parties wham sissies are plated subtler the di .reeilan of private Acts of Parliaineatja the Bank of Enteiend, Bt the name of the Accountant-Gement, to be vested iu (Astro. spent Sicurities. • Mr. Grattan--Consideratioa of the Report from 'the Committee ,r lad Beebe oa the Petition of Irish Brewers. Mosso tssAmmillviteom ew Weiersdap, *id April. Cattsollc Debate on Thurnisy, 4 13 d April. Mr. CaINNIRY'S . frauds on the public' purse will, no doubt, become the subject of Parliamentary en quiry, not only As to the extent of the public lots on this-occasion, but as to the inattention' of Go vernment to the pregrrss of his nefalioua i. N. 12$ 0 I. (I. 60 5 d. 65 1 FRENCH PiIPERS. • ~ _ day (teen received here, that on. the 12th instant, 'a . ''' f . . crlstetr olemonobserva — tion saw for years -Kai goiai meetingis to take place at Dresden between the Ent: i on, aiid.af which those who had the pow": of pre• perors of France, Russia, and Austria, but the ac.. 'tendon were certainly informed again and again . 'count is generally discredited.. ,Usher accounts says likil i Xct Pissed some time back (brougl.t in, we bo the French Emperor is dangerously Rhin Consequent. - **, by Mr. itost,) making the offence commiael of which the troops have been halted.,. It is certain !by this. man felony; and though his person ; night that the immense French-army of the North has Made ! have been secured with the greatest facility, he nap no movement worth notice for sonse.time past.— .! strangely suffered .to tranapor( himself with a consi• Eleven Russian Malla'are now due. ' derable portion of'his plead*. The 011ly step hither ,_ . - to known to have been taken by Government i5l GERMAN PAPERS. Ilteirituring appointed Mr. Cutsxrav, jun. his sor. . a clerk in the very same department of the Notiona. . DaEzatn; MAaca-110.—The French General Reg. Trearury. . ~ . oiler, after a short - stay hero, is gone by the way of .. It appears that the Baron Gre,tma is indebted to Posen to IVarsaw, Pit the ‘ .l6th there are expected -the amount of six thousand pounds. ' By s trenuously in this neighbourhood 30,00(4 Bavarian troops,. who, urging **intimacy. in which fie li,`eci with the first however, will only rest one day, in order to makel characters in this country, he obtained the confidence ream for 10,000 Itiirtemburghers, who will arrive_ in i of several foreigners, who, relying od his rank,, prc• the week following. Italian troops* are also ex,` tensions, and influence, Made .him.cossitlorable Ad prcted, who, in conjunction with a French corps vnitces of tash. l'lte .euttrian Court List, for 1810, which bas assembled in the environs of Lie n z and contains the names of the Estrenort'a Chamberlaio Botzen, have already commenced their march towards but that of 1.,r0u Grt' RAMO it nut among the number. SWEDISH POMER AMA. StnALsran ' Iliactt 13.—Yesterday the follow ing was published here : " Covernor Maraud, Genes-at of Division in the French service, and Commandant of this place, bay ing informed the Royal Regency that the coasting of the small 'vessels which usually went from Stralsund and other ports of Pomerania to Stettin, and different . Hays which the Oder forms upon the coasts of that province, for the purpose of procuring provisionsOs' re-established. The General Commandant having besides directed the Regency to make this knows to the public ' it makes known l by these presents, to all the inhabitants of the country, that small vessels intended to proceed from Pomerauian ports to Stet. , tin, and the ditfereat mouths of the Elbe, .and from thence bring provisi6os, may now Nil.. Neverthe-7 less, the proprietors of these vessels must, before sailing.' be provided with a passport or permission from the authority of *place from which they de. , , I •