The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-31 00:00:00

G~ elr M *mai- INI (host ezpiie recount to be admitted into his States, who had slot obtained the express consent of his native government, and that no demand of tins kind shall be received but through the "sedimt► of the respective Ministers• This deter►nination of tl►e !tussle') Government has been made known to the Prefects rid Mayois of the eastern departaueists, by the Minister of General Police. :in tom... ,we Dreamy t. engaged —it iy oar mistimes Ciusie—iis brio they affect to _deliersbe it ts au etteiut4 to set asp the l'lumet _sfainit the Losithir teatify. I Atteer lay turd 1 batten well. Sod :iii the seise proirsitiun I esteem :Van highly; and I iumieit 'Void the ismtistouteil pais .sriutieit of twenty cot:rides could not bribehion to practice tliiise arts try vs:liicli Snell family influence is Coinitiouly secured. lie fe e ls es we do for the in dependence of Westmorland ; that isilir nuly its: tempt he takes iu the contest ; aota. if lon desire a proof of it—lie intimated.thit the individual chosen to assist .Yett iu.regaitsing yoisr rights, omit mot lie 'any branch of his house. The cause is of a higher nature .; it is he Must Of the county - atlarge ; it is arduous froin the power of our adversaries end the desertion of friends ; brit it is g lorious v4;16'4111 its difichtties ; it is elreeriiiic sod - will support us it. 'disaster ; it is juit sod will viirriee defeat ; 'but your spirit sod your voice wit gieel present vic tory, and mac tile panic .1 Westmorlaiki •sinuous. "the character a a Westmorland WWI a titk of • honour to iltt . !tiiteet times." This whistle std,reettised withws talts of ap. I ,l Bitsr. that alteitelbeliisu,s)reisit - telts fuitittlww : 't: , m,; utter which the is'lteslu'i!e i'prniert tit the i t s) ennit orderly moopor. :nil' D M lairs ? 41 , A#l vnrniiti of I.l.lcpe n de o est'inie deprives ir its mum) ~._,....... . „..... "letitA3lll FM' 6!' DEPVTIES. •—the v.itriipticiansts. rrout . lillit ;10',1 noWern le ''''' . 'trill-it drudges. were disaplottielittiollteret.tar e * - tirri,,,, 555. mAocll 37. prolitti. , m; stud the result of the • dIIT a eiftt".! -,PreclM. Robert Mitcartny reported in the name olthe .in:vi fur lan ichnirahle etirMOVi . lt Oas %hit POO I. ' • „-iit... of Litrotriqt. or the'panisitos on • &enter ocestlift 6 !' (41 " ------ -- Pettit—? 77 „„ tiiiiee his urrival, NI,. Brongtattit mail his insets, .. . A peratift-trenstaittea a •niontuire on the itecesvicy have heels actircly employed in cunvessiiiic th ee llt,ft. . of .tu'iltilig the writtoti. linigua u r agree vials the 1 . holders throughout 'the county ; and their animas • ill Attlo ' and Ina% ...I 'the Cliusitber . tii . takt- his'Phin . •i" we are es•uretl. hits been v e ry great . ' Of orthograiiihy lobo their immediate contiacrattou. • The fair ars is wit behind in tile race orKhrry...... as a Fretichinati would tern. it ; su unpv .,li t t e d. I —Ord"' or t h e D a y. indeed, is their enthusiasm, as, in one intrul i c r , to ! Al. •Ireverd de I.aitgluile reported in The twine or overstep what some might conceive the bo uo d s . o f Vie tlnientittec tin the projet of a law feluiive to . th e . tem de delicacy ; for, spite of every rentousitasisze„ ev e r ajo g t ri. 14 bilt4d Of lwroities drew the carriuge of the .1 Alan I 4 .. For tiventy-tier }err..," he raid, '' hove thr wh e t,. he hut; to cau e People" fro N M.-...Whe n Kendal t our last sine of th in e form pl.ees different I.egialative Acseitibliee liven occupied with a. - tom aim ili-- ; oitched, Mr. 'flrotthent was :101(1/0 4 4. g the frigate/sir rod the exchuitgists, whose coot-arts .in populai.e . fririn the King's Arnie ion at consider. s.l• Lii;letssiiin had nth beets completed hefort the', The King has by au Ordinance of the 25th of March, comminuted the immediate rebuilding of the Odeon. thrbscriptious will be opened to defray the expe►ue. The Theatre of the 0:1ion will continue to he annexed to the Theatre-Francais, and will repre sent the tragedies. co►nedirs. and dramas that compose the collection of the Theatre-Fraiimis, turd belong to the public property. The performers of the Odeon have, until the re- establishment or 164 theatre. el:ratified permis sion to ploy in the Theatre Fetid, and in the Louvois. But they shall mit 'giVe lily ri;prosetsta how except on the evenings oTVepose at the Oper•i. The Duke of Angoulente, the Duke of Berry, the Duke of Weihngton, luta Lurd Welleolry Pole, htsisoklier, enjoyed the tharersiolo of hunting, in the "rtrvfrohs of Sinai Gerstein ese.Luye. Ibt-"Ijuolt FiVS. Stres4l lows hoe bleu sitschtl on this *stomp bet ieseeihing meats stjli it paired to comp's*/ the I.itetiesi. itid /sr this idol* Gower 1111 l set this be Miff &Ilk ration." law 4rogragat4i err great dent •. 'A brig 'bistro War driven out slatAstidl Limit to Oink Wm , . 464.1464 hiving vibrebd I•Whoirk, At is itb" I T I ief gib aninarlint kth ntiti iteifi &Reit/arils to get 141. *fl4. ()tilers are simkt.ti Or as laritOilett, but we have Wit yet oily uttlyteutie. AMSTEIIII Mit, MA OCIII 16. 1 ' hill afternoon their Majesties arsived here. With their tkotti IHilettl4ll. tiiie Princeis Marianne. 11atSlibtt,st, t* ißctt "_5. itiseeitai ihoinikillere was general Wetting of the High Court of Justice. At this meehog the Isis ot the titli Manch istik lewd. *hit+ suppresses the gp"tecill ohti at a Vertke or his hisjesig. by which lie expresses to the Ma gistrates who were tesettrhi•rs of it, his itertieotor ow- I his graititutte Tor 0,1 iterviera they have perfornted - .--( Dutch Papers, ?Horeb .18.) leatts,tte, !lanai 16. this Majesty ilia P.coperoi, our King, arrived here on the 13th, at foitr o'clock in the morning, to the joy of ulh the hihibitaiits; after lottnifc ioine haters reprise, Sirs Majesty and Prince Constantine Arent to view the Croup in the green square, and were every *hive Feerived with the wannest stria itigiimis. In the evening the city was 6iieq• Ili will noted ; since his htsjetity't arrival a standard his been flied on the rower a the TObiteirittory, %hid' geese* isti a sign of the pretence of the Sovereign iu the eiintal of Poland. In the Entpeiorio itrite are, Vtrelkonski, Count Dinvowski, Prince Menzikuw, and id. Von *Mewl, itdjutenr.Oetteral, and seve ial ihterde-ttatis. The day before yesterday the Getieral and 40114cira were pteseutedi, end yesterday the Civil Authorities. The Reporter thengove an analysis of tlx several laws tilt elliitteniettis and iirhangei, and Avid; that the object of the propiand bpi to mead t o eachasigists the l loth twirl% of the low of the 28th of April. 1816. which authorises the engagers of forests above l‘a beethrest, whose onsomititstii ere revoked, to brio** **Wilde proPrittett; gh Piying • fourth of the matte of the Pruptiiir eon. coded, acceding to the 11* of the tAth Vetnote; The GovernMesit lava Proposed to erempt froin pey' meat the %Ali, the eitchingiiti for vhoto Indiana* had been made not followed by regittq; hitt (hi Cimiiitltee di not tbii now but for those whom property by them given in minlil u ebiltte bid tried 1114 by die State. The *4/oriel *prised dui ash ptitin of die pro ject with this emeadmest, which the Challher or- • defell fot discustion. tainititi, *inch 7. The Deq*rtments of War and Morisse have been much ocettpied ince the &rind et Milk of the Russis squadron, which is now only designated by the lathe of the Strilinnii t/f Etiintlition., the ships forthiog a pert of our own naval force. The Squadron of ExpetlitiOn will, it is understand, con sist of eight eli t e Ot the line roll ten Nide, of The first rank, besides twelve vessels of stialler Met% and i gust numhei of tinntioit kvseerd. Almost all the troops which Ore to be emberhed are as sembled On the points of Andilisitit treertost to Isle of Leon; their number will, it is aid, *Mount to shout 12.000 men of all arms. Those persons who look to the measures of do veronica, with • wirer to the consequences which may have a marked influence upon the slfairs of Spain, remark that the strong divisioo of troops which was last year posted is the province of Es trethadura, near the frontiers of Portugal, *Mains entire at the moment whets a considerable force is sheet to embark, Cod they infer from thence that it is not yet positively knees what may be the result of lick negociatioos between Spain and Portugal respecting the differences arising from the wasps lino of Monte Video by the Portugutie, mid win' it would be if the greatest importance to the two .kingdoms to terminate or soon as possible. Nothing tronepires here *pink Ste Sableet. It is known, Ito - never, that the Miuisteis of the mediating Prows at Paris, and particularly the Duke de Firmest! Nunez. oak Antillassii‘er. add the 1.700nt de Pal. melts. are °Capita apse it with the greatest soli aide. We still liidtir ourselves that Ika arrangement honourabk to both nations will takt plat*, Whets 'ever Say be the diaCtilties, for it is impassible to Milepost there will been open rupture between Spain *Ad PO - rental under ekisting Circtitsitabees. In the event of an arrangement the numerous division above - alluded to, comonsed of very ffiie troop., may, if necessary•, receive also a destination for Aioerics. It is not yet known whether the force Which is about to he tent will act against the provinces of La Plata, or against the Rebels beaded by Bolitiur, in the kingdam of New titenah. At all events the troops sent by this expedition will be employed ite body, and not 'divided to be sent to . different quarters. ROME. MARCH 7. Mr. A'Court, the British Milner; to the COurt of 'Nftples, has, on his way through Rome, presented to his Holiness the Pope a Letter from the Prince Regent. Although the contents are Of little ifn portance, the Letter will become remarkable iu hie tory, front its being the first which for some ctn. Curies has been addressed by the Sovereign of Eng land direct to the Pope. VIENNA, staltett 14. To consequence of the low price of corn its the A introit' States. our Government ha permitted the free exportation of grain. DUTCH AND DANBURGN MAILS. - FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, MARCH 21. They write from Cambray, that the MigoeiatiOns at Paris, which the Duke of %Vellingtbn is carrying on. not being quite terminated, his Grace'• departure from that city to put off for a few ditys. It isiowerted that the different corps or the Army or Occtspetion will be reviewed in the course of the *ring, which it is presumed will be the last tithe. though, it is affirmed that the matinee in which the arMy is to quit the Fri•uclt territhiy, its Well is the **kid liMe or the meeting or t lo• Congress. are net yeternsuged. ►auri lire 04112. 'MAUCH 14. rhitileidits anonymous writings 'MON lipiread fur the purpose of alarming the mite& of the polgie. -;-Tlttaie !Ivritings sky, the Atiity bfbCcdtillikih will mit leave Prince, hut remain on the frontier of the Netherland', to huvev initchfhl efe 'oh Whet passes iu "France, &c. The police everts itself to 'Mad alit the author.. the fteritlttillity bf these pruvluces tr not its theitiiiit itifervolited. visions are tin . hand sitflieient to last till nett-tiir. iiist'; 'Oita the prices of born tie Continual)? falling. They write from Camhriy. that several olikets of the Mike of Wellington's Stiff hive cutely at the army I•tom Parr•. It is soppmed from this 'that the 'Dukeitintsell . is shortly eltpected. mitteithis,''hiiacti 24. , The storm nli;Ch raged yesterday and last night, irrecittiattl, %twit% 13. • the flnithil of thh tare King it liked for the teeth of this month. The Orevernment has CI;41 litissioned The able ihrhitv. Prigitabots Huint and Westin, to decorate the Kellersholm Church. 1%000 ells of Mark troth ► ak Ord dollars oh kfli have been purchased to I►mug the elturCh. The C 0,00.66,1 of the pmeitt on accod►►t of *Was the mourning will he interrupted 'fur some days, will take place en the lid' May ; after that indemnity is over the oven:lents Which Min be as sembled at it are to go into camp near the city. On the 11th died here, in the 54th peat of hit age. Count Fabian Kersuli Vou Ferten ; he was considered as the ilei)eat priVote person in the kiilg doi►►. and was the only brother of Count Azel Fersees. who was 'murdered in a popular tutaUlt in -relo. cinteutetstrts, it.titeit 11. On the 211th February his Majesty had a law -prePosied to the Storthint, ptohibiting the sect of the Friends, or Quakers, front residing, without Feintiittion from the %isyt. tit - buy phice in Norway, except in the tows of Christiania, Unita beim, Bergen, Clitistitusand, Drainniu, and the towns in the province of Fiesmork. At the same time their priiitews and liberties, it well 'us the restrictions and obligations to Which they shall be Subject. are ptrtiCulbrly defined. tto)s Tlie *sejtilit, lifilkcit 18. It is "said, according to "public jimitials. that, after the Easter hrilidsys, the Dirt, in order mote the Cradle Of G. Vinamy, *)11 my .a . daty br so per cent. upon munufaetered goods imported from Engtsttd.—('Honeirgh Papers, March 24./ cos iiiiigTho;4 *straggle east unequ al, but 041* able length. isaaaLiu his usual oboist of pithy elm. donated, itayielifies s sod prospsrerat. trait laic- goetsee.. . . • . 'ranstintiefi oppreimon. I core out iirothe amuse ;if ye i galiti iir a dzseaboDirei eiglia-g. we Cilia oat call it ("moils warleasinstion. die* ' *Ace Is. Coign. Orargrown inflooleal-to sheets sedite P 9 tweer Ifitheisitea etti44llP° l iiii g ffilit," U ' too long held, Coe fast clash to; by whatsoever 'cod ludepissibbee' L li in y ikeee mou's Wil l tii - .-= sr oe4 the tiftisjt itescri" jte, _,...js l', is.mt ritejoiiesi s .stor • _pariOil 10 he Well • 111/11 Wg.M" non as iiiiie to ----- 41 Atilt 1 .1 . 4 . W - 0 Oita i* CI Rintiii iii liiir to it. This at0i...40 o.4ar o l d igegiliSigitili Awe are, tistydort not she* their jaundiced A herself for the eery pees •virtato • the Almost esety wiodew is hung with Mat ribbands. EFetlii i i - i l laiNaill !is a' Iliiii pis ii aiiiiiiiiiia to Elia a Jai Jai ii. 1 ,i r ooili tt .opec t loio nt _•.AirOstib. lip , prose-mat*. the 4aretert Oahe * ailliiiiked to a ilts"Pc "--L•ll in ° '''f__LlitS•l'le'iritrio.7,4! hey blew"' a ritthinitto game the day of Mr. 4 . ." 4.......; . P er :r g i r W e g Wr OM, 41/ 1 . 1 A Broughoen's arrival. The Cadres are blow to the „s6ew hewd : 4'4, 1* alit wiz ug, ; « 14. . . I) L.iiii ttifiX 6 Atii4 Fbeihr! hew etiiiili Ihil lt o tililirt i t4sa dcs ifseli iglerait 4)4 4 4 ;q; it .. . 77.' ittiii. i .*ee- - '7 illenti eneeh el li fh . ens is • G il . "Il i b ma llt its . Nymph." ' li i i tlr. . • • .• • .... • • • . Z. t a .. 1 ,1 1 !WWII ma p . . . , Ihroadliiii iciest dram *eking; stud stOseregh f r s. so i i r r:Vheik.eriiilittl ~ ' ' wi , .- • - At sharametraten of doh weratocie tics very tows cute, ) 1 14. To:t . i . , . ~ .7', . Poi% - Peter with Orlololl . elatio. las ki te d le ray, every J _„tkil,„ 4 , _hs 4; ,_ **Alt ..; . ~.. . . . 0 ‘" thous • duos lets bans perfectly quiet, tiresintiug a greet :WI" otaritics "In 4., : •• ,, .. , Aran combat to she nth ffehorary. I have not time to * h‘gh seeisfacta le r;A nk „ • p iqr V,lii, my owe et "Mout, but will give you further tar- Pt their unitecou 4 . lapr 00 ... . e skews a lt er , • 1 7441 * Let us he .'. .el tifl . l . ito4 . hs orrariti . mels Nei; aims, "jived% a isl, bilk sl.thelwOlye ;. hie . r . swn their cpeaduct acrd l et el"..ttie o..iftlikreat fORALIGN INTEL 14 GE NCE. . 1100 . • iti I.l' main* FRS' w it, )l4' . ihey'• ni4},s!re Nein eitald hive twit. .1014aed With - am but IA us. ice rate O ate Meau:ticate, naket.up,oui iiiiiata nary through PARIS PAPERS. - ass ("oast itilltitA Oleo, fl Thi, aeoldePa Wil elikeatioiePOTße beit° " 4 ' 04 r mu*, Caul 26. Most es.: I MP*. else. tell 111 6:11111 11 ,:which thi, The Prime* went to hunt yesterriay at Saint Woo oat anal et.Piehtieei l fhw PIPP. he imetWed Germain. *The Duke of Wellington. analsa brow 44, ; that if by Jecoosts is meout.orat brawls , .. __l, alti: .1 1 1. Roy al it: . 40. the t oss i getsolo.. no notnigiohesi in t im er LAMS IV rigemity,accOillissoird their ratio- Cheitl 4l ' ;0000„alut drairei, its oveoloww, eeeere. ..• oriataseatid. o.losealottlso new end stunted Germ The Seine ha van risen since yesterday staid e t RritemliftiOatleil,llles sel 1 61 4 1 * ihet * l _ l w title a font. beli"lT, "se "at, t h i t. , 4 l • 4lio ,_" at 1, t he "rk• Tille sheek• or esithnuakes Which were Telt thong " t i ehiv4T the Alps. ?..0 the South 'of France. and on the Ge- tn4 port i or fi r tud y o t r i gua va/2 0 : . it is MS ,11 , 011._ vi l itw e/1/ 4. 1111 1,1 0 ...e*iiil4' i sol? 4, : 7 - 77 i ii r i e : y iri , r I hone coast; were much mere violent in the environs oleit g e j e x.r .l p P. .. ifor i I ~ T ao Pt has of Mount Etna. in Sicily. Au eurthqeske took flarsaily wen lOesitilla; Nott , ,es 41, e9 the place on the tuth 'February, at Catania, by - which rail+ if ' 16 7 rto4e# ... 4 ; ..t. grave sort the walla ef the greater part of the houses in the is Ouch of I ere. . Aneeneerpets or ether ; mu c o l ,„,f, c i, - • ''o . 7 a - ' * ef t pa 4 1 1.. , - ,er t y. or ,•• I d to towts were cracked, oilier houses iu the villages in Deus t 6 pre- die neighboorheed of Mount Etna were thrown - riiet rtill Mei, 'fe t il "I I P, , feeence for it ,wtic *A ses , eOie expert- doom raid 70 persons were killed. The greater "enee of i'e etrttke a t hula*. 1 its Si loyal " 4astalif the cathedral and the seminary were by sub- ihey . Ore ; bit It )1 t 014 .7 lii, 1 Neer a n - - • - • -- . L i t in to trequitut eerthquskes reduced to a heap of ruins, and IV:r i r g: I itmnYd tale .6 . ' .. ; Or . An t several ecclesiastics were killed. b,4 weds t he sitraetillit of a. • ' . .ratlject.— Several fires have lately occurred at the barracks tore r o Ariiiiiteie of the t; • reites te . .. ....PWeitil I op- of Sischweller, Feguersheim, and Hottenheins, 3iose in „pen, hettaii ReonulT! Ifter'e"i I fleets , Occupied by the Austrian troops. They are sap- ! l i t O' his r e Z k us ' i t ' itioi t o r t 64 8 t r° ' n i te, ti u k t ausd io 4 1 4 ,n t a°417 : _posed to have been caused by incendiaries, but ssaiwe - i tiled as rush, n ii oimm , - ..w v fi t A l the oth i er ; not . of the o ff enders have yet been discovered. 'tile tribe ornai ' li se incest smells 'who surround emus. Millen Ai. our %PI thief , rie.; lair Oraired, and per -; Baron Moasuier, President of the Mined Con- tar iehdle iiii. , #0,.., - Pahl vow i mission for 1410(11441g foreign debts, sod thle.Ass. r ills, "etroiell the ligitt•. ; " . lt *OM u s I; bearadersof Austria and Prairie, beratecrieettfrorly . - . .•.. . 4 eit'" 4° ° • " la ° :11. 5 4 iii. t at r ie '"S u f °°.- bad cod - IWeraret iiiik Lard Otelll4ooo. 4tould lie utawietiittO .1 ' ,mi r e- Saittafe alit iris iiich ' eteittaiesitaei ilOw 140 Aau . Pte aei4lieit , itt4a.... .I*eliinitsel . iiiiist i mitil. acclaims. 'it iiiCiA. as the esti, std pis asaotie. .1., ..... ":!' "We He Pitiffill4 °W. 1 0.401* the Thera bate hams 'fah erreselittte lewseilted War* tort , lettditd ilteriF ~ outlay .tir, items . tee heboolete oletceltivaketh Elio astiiie ihretilis TAW .. . 1 .1 11- 144 11 994 15 11 4 Wiring ifispieltiras to Web thititiukforn. Tar eh : . 4 : 14 *. • 4 4 . , 01 4 • 144 = ° " °° ' * 4'l, - - hameik • Russia - • EIA ;.. • • thr . . i nt im. .ostePahe este [tithing A ves its . of Oak . . proprietoesi he hallo allot bees slow iu te;nsiog that thus. ml. E nsaine. r, raspy a . their! halm adopted this realign/es hem .allossieweed in . .. . TFFeett-Plit'ett •a . . ) 11 1 1 e l e 4-114 fe l 1111 ; the fortto climate nethisig bet Witty east *we& r• . Su U ' - • fir I ! E Y °I4 : fditess. With most loin* aid 'as tittle wohit Cs riti 4 4ewes , leik Can 6 hue amp . ed yea to : ..: , minor °mg . v i i i i.n ihi o no nc d mo i st . }it bosun. shooter all 'these sisfatopy tieing,. ariAinut -puce; g r d ihei to blase, Sr, h um . relatives, witheit - facade, witheit oraittiy. ezpiie i the coufiiet.thisa Woo ..imOps•yesaullseo Asell retreat , without consolation. Such is the authentic account Ampolled if their : leastralete, .anthority. which. if giveu by the few who hare been able to return to 'A ti steu t ed l 'ioi't"Tl. l46,we ' imit % *iv"' would . France. X rised TtheseeinigratrotThs, and of their ".heve beau &lOW sk.krudssed. 'll know of no Otlwr 111) ° jnosiouncy mos*. Ase is i ost „.l , am aware o y no sad con art his Majesty the ►Emperor of Russia salter oak oTprogortyl traiii.tessk ona property "t w has ordaitsesl, that fur the rotate no foreigner shall have their due iiiiiieske—esul it iseather hard that be admitted into his States. who had not obtained ,we should he Ilk drivoia to defend oisrolves. and the express con ent of his native government, and ..ilwu made resporaible fur .. tles .ettesequeatees of a ' that no demand of this kind shall be received but T re y . w hi c h, of w ft 040, we were the hill to seta. . Lit "that guy , hrarerer. we are now fairly romanced through the 'medians of the respocive Ministers. • _. • ._ - ~_ w __ _ vs.:. .1................;.... ..r .1..• Innair'es Government GERMAN PAPERS. SWITZIMLANII, MARCO' 17. The letter of his Excellency lite French Mi'iliter at War, respecting the suspension of the recruiting TOT the Swiss rigirtents, is dated the rUth bf February, and has been communicated by 'Marshal de Gorly to the °Seers Of the rOgiments, by order of his Royal Highness the Colonel 'General. This measure is attributed in the letter etstirely to the state of the finances, and will cease to operate us soots as they are improved. The negociations with the Court of Baden are prosecuted at Coilsrulie by the Friend Deputy. It is not precisely known how far they have nil warmed, or what hopes they give, but it is &rutin that M. Etcher 'continues to be treated with the most Obliging attention. Colonel de Mttralt, of Zurich; and two Clitti missiuners from Basle, Messrs. Merit's mid Wie land, have beeit deputed to Paris. on account of Masrena's loan. The object of thi4 liquidation appears to he rapidly proceeding, and according to private letters the Duke of Wellington !Motif has not refused to interest himself in it. An enormous avalanche, which fell on the let of March in the Oadinerrthal of Beide, liavridnetattil the disasters of last year. After detactring itself Iron the Rodorshorn, it Ml with a etteattful noise biltpon the hunslet of Anderegg, which was ilestroyed a year ago in the same manner, and 'tit bottles bf Which, but just rebuilt, have beta again !mate') ishwern. The titoution of the inhabitants is ziost None of then; have perished, tut death 1m s . aid haie been preferable. They are without a ittg i re,'atid without 'bread, 'arid haft 'hardly any thing kit but tears.—(Gamette de Lariserwe, Moth 11.) siOtiziintewn.stinCli 19. The Geneva and Swim Decree*, which impede Alie'aelluiritioii of tended . ptripetty b, fo►etgher., •aud 'prohibit it to the respective Governments, 'bi►e Moto Ilvin het we+ n the •titoreovernuietite. which they have .tended to in- 4' creak. irbe SUtdit.ian Con9lll w firtuve ileoirtii to buy a home there, but was refused I'he !Sardinian Decree, to retatiuttoo, is ;eats. colurlV det!iiceidel and vexatious to the newly. at districts of tlw Gestrwew trrritury, wl ttit the posestiutin rue, VitiollS WAY', *tufo each ether, anti tail irotilittut,eu oi•ft - I.loVcd hr Amin, ilte other ball mill ref:fait:bug with Soi l , i t i f , aiiirtited that the ttuzlinis ut.th_eSytirtic bruit! , Louis Net ter. bora Geneva to &roe, retail to &auk. • FROM TO.E SEINE, MARCH C. It has excited some sensation, that for some time past the English Papei s speak so tote , conferences between Lord Wellinv, , en and two Ex-Ministers. It appeura nfikvr‘ ''however, that it &Instil &non got these it'CcOunts put int o th is , English PiPef 5, for the express purpose of making people itimgine that a change was y t iu t to take place in the Political system of out Government. and to revive the hopes of that party which are sunk very low ; but all tho-e means hose toiled of uttaiiiing the end propo*d. tht-re ii nose not so nitwit talk of a clutii,te in the It is certain, that if nay such chai n should take place, 'it will iiot he till the close of the 'Session of the ie.° 'Chambers. The Concordat again draws the public attention. The communicatiou made by the Ministers to the Committee, and the disciwirm thereby eansett iu the COmmittte, is stilted to have hail important consequences. biota then atteistpis hese been made se egret let agretitheid among the Deputise Oil this subject, and it is hoped decry will succeed. It *ere ranch to he 'wished that le conformity tf setitiiiietit on so imitortent a Subj. should take place, that we might nbt he scandalised by a storiny debate on this satir.—(Matt Ctzere, Mardi 1 8.) VI6NICA, MARCH 14. I The official Gazelle to-day contains two circular letters of the Government or the Archduchy of Austria, on this side of the Emir. The fired an bounty* that the exportation of corn is allowed from all parts of the monarchy, upon payment of the duties faired by the Tarif of The other, a circular. advertises no less than twenty-eight estates belonging to the Crown, to be sold by auction, in order to apply the profits to the payment of the public debt. Some of these ratalei are of very greut extent, with 9 or 10,000 The of the Sinking Fund hove inintiunced that thq 0101 again buin 10 millions of florin paper currency g •on Sion(lpy, Minch iti. FIIANIcFoRT, STARCH 16. hlany Deputies of Pidtestnitt Gents:in PrimTv have arrived byre, who ore to agree upon the of the Couventious to be concluded with the etmit of Rome. trEftl.lN, MARCH 14. It litiv given greet aatirfac►ion. tinii our King had di etaterl hiinvielf in '►nieh imovitive terms in ravour of the ra►ttre 'freedom of the navigation ut the Rhine. FRON*TIEUS OF tiuit4A,:3l.lltCll TO. Some persona affirm, as a reninritable I,iece of 1 Mils (whirls it *Until, indent, 'really ix if it *haul(' be enufirnied), that the Erupt-rut of Itustqa havaptioinied a ivellAkstOwts yottog 'hiller to the 'rott of 004eliitu of du- Ottatid Dlitliy of Finland. the youth of the Prince, alto itt educated tit :a Cerium, Unfit, will not Linder him, they say, frosty ohottly taking pobt.ei:,ii.a, of 'this itost.—rNareut berg Correspondent. "{larch al./ THP I • • S 14-tV S rONDON, itE§DAY. 3 - Littni 31, 1818. At se Iste hour hot ►tight we received PA Palitr; • of I•'ridw last. %I'e opened thee► w►th the • Wilk Phut •they *mold ennuttileinte ititelligt lice re xpreting the it-movie! Ai' the Artny Orcultt►tiun, hilt they sire ►ilent on flint heed. The departure of the Drtke ►if WELLlticlibx from Parix is potitponetl till the )3'l► of next month, whirl► uwy beattrihoted to the eliffienltiet -experienced by orate in diseistangltirg the various political knots vrieh which he it et present turrouttideirl. He iv at this inoment the centre of nekociation ni Pe iv, end there is .not it -Putter in 'Europe, from the Frozen (keen to the Medittirrotifeir, with the altiirs of whose (lAbinet the Otike tit WALLINGToN is not ie ta trent metootre Unfitly:tied. The Five per Ce•ito.'wert dit the 26L11, 65 fr. 90 e. * Batik Aetwitd, 11363 fr. i.ettets from al:Htrifi Otpreen •no alight exulta tion at the arrival of the lltoNtstio ittiblittrots at i rutliz. It it already ifigttiVel aifh - 1112 mune 01 Ihe'Sgtomlron OE titreditiusol and by ils itti;nming POlind tiiiableq the itehtieeitis Of Il1 , 1(rrul 10 erttriwt Y the ite:thot attploP*lnn 6f Whefhon to the "gaol', Ameritint ColiitsiiN. the entire Trace now 4,ri iatring ify Spain-is maid thnonottnt to ei t ht tiltepo of .. flir noe, unit tio'lltigtittt of tlit'iirt 'en4l4c, trtriiidts • otber•ahitat ofikuola *miller are, mod bluest tiiinibiar of 'tfunipit eetittta, T ro niA 4 antoonting I to tlithitt -*ten will be emlut;ked on board tlin , llltttitilt Oh. Whe Firitilayeil all i tint' ianut 61 - fhe ti - . tetilie"Coalt ef 'tiotitti .Atn,tico t • 101ith circuni