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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. ■0"11CH, MARCH 30. The Commissioners appointed to take vos,ession of the newly-acquired Provinces, have set out for their respective destinations. The Provisional Go veroinie.iit of the Invertel, sitting lit Rod, has de manded of the Authorities, by a circular letter of the 4th February. as exact account of the capitals and quit rents belonging to the ceded countries.— (Moteirear, April 10.) AUGSBURG, APRIL. I. The Tyrolean hostages and premiers, who, flow ing the insurrection, were arrested and confined in the Itavarian fortresses of Itombeini, Rosinberg, ao.I I ogoldst adt, are returning to their home., alter having taken the oath oftidelity to their legitimate Sovereign.—(Saute Paper.) ■EIM, WILICH 31. Our Government has comiuunicated to all the cantons the names of the thirteen inhabitants of the CA4111012 of Zurich who were guilty of the crime of desertion. in clandestinely quitting the Swiss rewinent in the service of France, in which they were employed. Agreeably to the decision of the List Diet, they have lost their rights, as cit'acns, until they rrjuin their colours.—The institution of these measures against deserters, has produced• a very salutary effect, as it is impossible for them to return to their tenuiliev.—(.donee Paper.) MM UMW. /bI 11C11 23. The aiinitt•rsary of the birthed lii• Caiholic Ma-• je.ty ha, Inca celebrated in th:a town with gnat 1)01111). Nunierone discharges or artillery were heard during the uhule day. Te Dews. at whit•h all the authorities and principal persons in Madrid am.i.t ed. was sang iu the inetropoliou church. There was a grand entertainment at the linvernor's, and afterwards a concert and ba!l. The three Theatres were open gratis; and. in the evening, the town wits brilliantly illuinivated.—(Save Pieper.) WARSAW, MAUR 25. By a Decree of the t nth January, His Ma jabty has ordered to be ope ned. in ad the Con:- mottoes and dostriw. or the Gi.and Duchy, registers far the popuhnion and conacriptiou.—(Same ?Ver.) VIENNA, ISARCIi 27. The gram! Hungarian Deputation has Irft Vi. mina, in order to return t• theugary. The most d:stiuguished persons of the court and city employed every pos.itile means to render their stay in the ca pitol as agreeable as posable.—(Same Paper.) •IIGIOURCI, 30. M. I; tsarists Government, in resuming the ad miw•tryuun of the two circles of the bin and ►he has g yen new orders rektive to the military couscripurns. This measure has bren attended with the most loam effect. The yoatis; conscripts every where present themselves without resistance; all up- Pear animated by the blot silent. A considerable n um be r of conscript+, trusts the circle of the lust, ar rived.' on the Intth, at Munich.—i'Momitear, April.) . • - LIMBURG. APRIL 4. It is wit Prince Bagration. but the Russian • Lieutenant-General Doctorot►, who is approinte I Plenipotentiary fit the adjustment of the bound aries between Austria and Russia. This General arrived here on the Ist of this Isaiah, mid alighted at the palace of Count Theodore Potocki. A guard of honour, consisting of a company of grenadiers, had liven appoiuted kir him before his arrival. ',MICR?. APRIL 13. On the I lth instant. at five &clock in the morn ing, Ma Majesty arrived in Amsterdam, in good health. This joyful event was announced to the in habitants of the capital by the filing of guns. CONerlSmurt.E. ran. 16. The English Ambassador. whose health has been much impaired since his restdeoce here. is making preparations for his olerrture. One of his Secre t as thafge d 4faires until to the Court of Socdeu, was presented bf 0 1 1 Pliace of Neufchatel. If/11. 19. The English have published at Jaitena, sod all the poets in Turkey, advice to Merchants, by which they announce that the Ottuanist flag may freely navigate and go to the ports of France, Italy, Naples, or lllyria, oil paying to the. Agents of Greet Britain, a tax of c 2.0 per cent. The mere quittance of eo per cent. will be their passport (or going and returning. In consequence of this de cision of the Adtui►alty at London, many Ottoman ship* are preparing t t sail for Leghorn, Naples, Barlette, Aticoca, Venice, Trieste, and Fiume.— (.Iluailieur, April 9.) FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM THE CADIZ PAPERS. CADIZ, MAIN) il'3. There is not a day when the government does not receive contu . * t new proof. of the progress of the limited flame of insurrection. l'he inhabitants of Anneal' and its viriseity having learn ed that the French were conducting, by Carill to St. Olalltt, a number of carriages, with ammuni• tion and oilier effects, which they nail brought from Seville, collected begether, with some inuelteteLts, and dispersed soldiers, to the amount of bolt well, in order to isitereept the convoy. In this, however, they did mint succeed; the convoy haying already passed the ;dare where they proposed to attack it ; but, learning that a party of French were expected to fnllow, they resoltrd to wait for and attack them. In this they were Do succeeful, that, out of seventy. Pix. a Inch was the number of the enemy, only four teen remained alive, who acre made prisoners. A Colonel of dragoon., No. 22, was among the killed, and the Spaniards took it great quantity of arms, mmunnition, as also the military chest, with very interesting paiwro. The enemy, desiring to revenge their driest, mid having been repulsed by the inlishitants of Z ileums mid its sir inity, they renewed their attack on them; when the latter, haring hero joined by those of Canary., Santo Bartolomi, Ayarniontr„ Huelva, Trigurros, Valverde, and other places, the enemy were completly routed, with grrut loss, which, us cording to some accounts, exceed, al ooe hundred men ; and a her of uns.kets, knapsack., and other u rid effects. 13y the 1411 accounts from Gibraltar, we learn, that though. of ilarbrlla, the people were st 6,14 irres•tlute whether they should oppose the enemy, the arrival of the mould; • •r, of the Sierm, oho nailed Ito the cannot, of the cantle, and Kok out the silver which had been already Int•ketl up. to carry it to 1141.iga, ■n encouraged theist. Ot :a t.a•y taok up trine, and joined t h e iustirrectimr of the Sierra. Frmu the ratite plaice, we learn, that the pretended J Aleph left Halm OR the 13th of the prerent mouth, and that o.suna i 1 entirely free. —(C'mlis Ga:cite of Cuasuarce, Eztraordsaary. of March t.t ) • Eoery day our o:icier increaser. that the e:n ..iy should dare to propose to thean•ch:es the conquest of Andaln.kia with to small a force. It can only be accounted for by the ►urprise which their stod,lk entrance loud hare caused to a priTle is ho r ,.,. e d iu full coolidetice in the force h covered the Sierra, and the fortifications 'l.y which it was de fended. Insurrection has succeeded to the careless tranquil. lity with said' the enemy were receiv►d in some town•, which have alt early ex pee kneed a repetition of thesaine secure winch were exhibited iu Gallicia and Catalonia. Woe to those people, who, disregard tog their sairrtl ditties, will slot take example by theist who saci &et them•rltrs for their king, their country, their lileertiew, and their religion. They deserve nit the name of Spaniards, and shall, hence. forth, be treated with the contempt they went, for their inaction and their cowardice. • The city of Seville may serve theta for an exam• pie; the enemy there entered without 'insistence: they there found spurious Spaniards, sold to their desolating system. The unhappy populate risw it with grief, mud oily visited the moment when their brethren should assist theta, Is give proofs of their patriotism. The first benevolent acts of the enemy were to impose contributions, to overturn all ord. r and fro ternment, to seize as plunder whatever raver in their way, and treat as slaves thaw whom treachery alone conkd have induced to remain is an actiiity of which they became the victi.lis. Seville and Spain In‘t a port of their Tidies by the carrying away of those valuable pictures winch have long been the stihniration of foreigners ; and hundreds of carliagi a, laden with rich ■riclrs, were sent away to mti•fy the taint of gold of the opprecmr of Europe. Fitly French, who, with their Commander, en deavoured to ri.t..r At:MU/4 ha., pelished by I IV!' hands of the prawsitiy, esurpt 14, who were made prisoners. There is a .iron= it port that • putty of French, of :About 7ute nevus, who en& levourrel to enter 01- vera„ have falls° victims to their rassliness. 11 hot apishly rah she great towns mule for remaining in a cnipoble insertion, whet thore tsf the third order thins hravely tlef-nd iheneseltes against, and repel, tyranny and slavery ? Cadiz Gazette uf Commerce, V.) CxDit, MARCH 29. The Connril of Rerrney. -ontsoced of the d s tingutated tiowlnics, bl.Ol, end atiltary know ledge of Dun William Stewart, Commands r-Geueral of the troops of His Britannic Nioje-ty. , iii the Isle of Leon, and the zeal which he has amides eil in fa vour of the most just cease which Spain, sided by the geivrouti English nation, defends with SO mach glory, has been pleased to confer on him, in the manse of our beloved King and Lord, Don Ferdinand VII., whom (od pre serve, the post of (.icutenunt•Geueral of the !tops! Armies ; and has likewise granted the rank of Co lonels of Infantry to the Lieutenant-Colonels of /Winery and Engineers of the -sure nation,• Dou Owen Dumplirey and Don George Lin.ltain.— (Gazelle die Regenry,,)larch 30.) taries of Legating will art as thafge if t(tfaires twill the arrival of his successor. Some privileged reTtsels hire been allowed to go up the Slat k Sea. upon the condition of brie-log return cargoes of grain. Petini,sion has alto been • given to all importers acorn. without distiot t on, to dispose of it at the market price. We flatter onr. selves that this measure Mill have the rffrct o f . 411 ,- . plying this capital with a sufficient stock of that article. , TRIM. INARLR 22. • It is understood that the whole of Istria, formerly • department of the kingdom of Vali, will he in- corporated with 111yria, and that Trieste will be the capital ited seat of government. The king Into of ltalj will, as au indemnification, receive the Italian T ) rod. 111AWBURON, smut. 7. • Pr a Itoeol polish patent of the 28th of Frtiru- ' arr, the free exportation of colonial produce from Alton.' to pl..crs in tile Danish dominions rad countries, is permitted ; hut the exportation of milt pm Ince ftiitu Altona to Hoinburgls, or to iii.tirr foreign Maces, i 4 strictly forbidden. under ti..•.evere.t penalties.- (Amsterdam Royal (,ommit, .-April 14.) courctunt, APRIL Q. •• Yrocr•Ni, itt mut. His Majesty the Emperor, wore Use sh.:t. - o.is of the order of St. Etienne, of Hkowrr•-- ' • mass, M. Alquier, appointel• • .li:',istet Plealeateatiary.and Envoy Eatraordinary - . • .._ CAPTAIN lOSKETT. TO TIIE HONOURABLE THE HOUSE or com &IONS, IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED, THE HUMBLE PETITION OP MARY i 09K ETT. CAPTAIN IN TUE ISTY REGIMENT Of LIGMT D11•1:00111i I SHEMET 11, That your Petitioner has been an Officer in the 15ili Light Dragoons, above thirteen years, auJ satins. Captain iu that Itegisissaut above four yearn. Thst, duriug the last mentioned space of time, he has, in vas isms ways, been made to suffer, froin his Colonel, Isis Royal Ilieburst she Duke of Cumberland, the must injurious treatment, amouulmg so uu 411111 that • reline of systensatie oppression. That, in :he year 11.6, in a manure contrary to the acknowledged cos tuns sod constitution of the army, his Royal Highness Cli tleavourril to promote an Officer of the i Ali light Dragoons, sod *nor to your Petitioner, its prefesenee to lons, to a Majority in the Regiment, which purpose he was preveuted from effecting, solely by the interposition of his Royal High seas the Duke of York, at that time the Commander-hi-Chief. That your Petitioner bestow, on Inc abuse UCCIIII.9II, soli cited a week's leave of aliseticv, in order the mire certainly to obtain such barrio...salon, by imam: of a is raonal appeal, in support of a Memorial trancnittA to the Cum:nander-in. Chief, he was, (or live suceessive months, most vexatiously refused that induhteuce, although he was, at that very time, entitled, under Geueral Orders, to lease of absence foe two or three months, and although joniur °Seen were then ac tually allowed that permissioa. That your Petitioner, nut withstanslio; his final sort •-• thus preventing a joiner officer from being rased u • him, has, from that time, been nujsestly deprived of pi umutioss, iu Hie usual course of his erg to the injury, not outs of your Petitioner, but of alt.the Captains ~, i d Subalterns of the corps, whose pro motion has thereby I,eis, sod still is, entirely stripped. T. 41, in the year r on, • hen the lath Light Dragoons was ordered upon forma service, •in Spain, your Petitioner, though Senior Captain, was 'directed, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cauescrl.sud, t• remain at huase with the re crniling squadron Th st, opus comphiniing to the Cum s amag (hiker of the Regiment, of. management so locus &steed with the established custom of the army, and fraught with *tub extreme bairn:hip to your Petitioner, he (the Cum mand,sg (I:Tirer) disslaiaisig all participation in the transac tuns, referred your Ktitiosser's romplai.st offv.ially to his . Roy.' Highness the Duke of Cumberland, by wheat it was disioi-s , d, and who declared the urrrisgenseut to Ise analter ab:e : bat your Petitioner Doren pun thought himself hound to set:- • t the in terferersee of the r.ins tunneler • in-Cisief, alien the Duke of Cuedierlaud, in impkination of hie own conduct, permitted Isimio If to cast on your Petitioner's character the Na m e sots sopersions, which, not wit hstanding the autho r.:-. fruits whence they cam:, were soon pr.seed to be utterly' unfounded ; as th. CominaudreinXiiir f, though at int in deced by them to satictiuss the arrangement of which they were the essigued cause, yet, upon further 'monstrance on the part of your Petitioner, • ...I un further consideration of the ease, his Royal themes. was graciously pleased to re voke his consent to Ilse arrangement in. question, end to direct that 2 Captain should he sent home Irma the regimeut in tlpaita, upon whose arrival the Petitioner was to he at liberty to jinn: a permission, however, of which, gracious stud arrival.* as it was, your Petitioner was nut able to take advantage, sr 11i rdgitnient soon afterwards returned home ; and thus yeast Petitioner was oppressively made to sustain th e ltreparnlite Woe of an oppui twisty, so aissisimily•sh shied by every littlish Officer, of serving Isis Sovereign awl b.. summery-, against their foreign enemies. That your Petitioner having suffered, (Turing sac long a time, such heavy ant eutuptiv-aterl injuries, finding himself shut out fount all hopes of advancement in his profession, by the avowed determination of his Commanding °dicer (en.' pressed in tenths the most Injurious) Cot to recommend hies for promotion ; Led, at the smut time, rendered an sour. meetstable obstacle to the advatmentent of every Officer, junior to himself, in the regiment ; bovine, iss vain repeatedly and earnestly callerlfur the strictest Meer...station et his con duct, and declared his readiness, and (Veil his anairty,to meet soy charge that could he brought against biro, and perceiving that fresh complaints of di-treatment, wily vested to subject him to fresh aspersions; yoUr Petitiu , l4r 5.1.• teal he had so chance for redress, bat (rum the josliec of the Cum isiamkr- in-Chief —That he, thee fore, in the month of July, len.), laid his cave before his Excellency, imploring his in terference and proteetion.—That this cow nenicatiou was arc 1111 l pound with testimonials to the omit viatiug good cos duct of your Petitioner, from almost terry Comemendieg Officer of the regiment, under whom your Petitioner hit served ; and who must have had far better opportasities of observing hi. general deportment, than his !loyal !behoove the Duke or Comberland.—That while your Petitioner's complaints wire before Cusummuler-in-Chief, has joist claims to promotion were again .I..frated, by the introduction of °there's Isom tither ngionentm, to 1..1 the two a j,,ii ot the 'Ali Light Dragoons, whirl. ere. thee varies, hat seeing himself thus excluded hugs all prospect of relief, in the or.hisary course, your Petit...ter was reduced its the necessity of solieitiug, (icon the Commander-in t.htef,au application in Ms favour, of the t , 2111 section of the Articles of war, which states that, " If soy ti(fterr shalt think himself to be wronged by his rotund, or the Cinsimanditig (dicer of the ri aliment, and As.l, %Mil due uppheution 'mots to him, tW refired to be nyirr...d, I.e obey romoltso to the General tuntstanding in Chia our foreis, is order to obtain jostiee who is hereby required rsattiose iuto sorb complaint, soil either by bun .4ll, ut b) inn Ni ...Teary al War, to mile Ins report to us Slur. nlwa, ,ti maur to rt . Cri , C our fartio.r That roar Petsturner ore.w flatly, u. t►e terent) ■iih of frrptember, loop, sada eicieti I. letter to Coloth I Coition, Ali litary !wetting, for the r onfigglerat 101 l of the fa isenantleriu. Chief, inu hicks, after briefly recapitulating the 10ng...., or Ilbach he Lai iueffcctfstally csnplatucd, ht exp.. ed the Coinuisoder-ia.Chtef, in enlifermity wish the ism, section of the Articles of War, to examine into the fora rialtos whirl' he had laid before him, and he was cloudy pleased to a.lord hint redie, N) to maser his vapor; 1. His llajoity thereupon. That flop repeat Lung att c . o,4 with to other effect than an plutilution in a regirocat of infantry, %Inch your Prtitioncr could rut wimp; ~n n. sisteinly either a ill' Isia own juht cl out, , his a / 1 .461,4 4 4 tug , and hi, iu;ier.ed character, or, iu the situat.ou in utuch he was placid, nil what was due (loin hiss to the aryl, 1„t has since, iu two atiliailiactit leiteaa, rapticitly agitated 6„, request, that the Cuinitiautlcr-iii-Chsef would iusestipte his eussplaists, and report to His Majesty thereupon ; lu *Lira request heat length received an ulliCisi answer (mow the litany Secretary, dated February the lath, to to, and toweled ill the following twos : tilt-1 have oot tailed to lay before the Cousinailer.,, Chief your kiter of the both instant, and I ion ,liieetedtu acquaint you, that Sir David I)undas doss scot btP %O&M,* grounds for complying wills your itquest H.TORRENs That, by this refusal, on the pai t of the Cummat.dtr.in. Chief, to comply with yum titiuuer'a reuntat, as *ba r stated, tuilesw your 11u:toolable 1111415 t shall be plea.t..l to afford him relit f, l,a boa nu means ut milieu fur Cie •rosj a which have beer heaped upon him, iu his military thar,, in as lt as Alit 191. al rnuu of the Aitielesuf War, affuri; the wily trendy, of o an Officer of the Aron, s hit 1 , 41• lam rimmed by 10. CO:Will, and by bias reload eau avail himself; and that, thioi fare, the distal idjustire in your Prillitillireti cos', by the Cousesiander.iii.thuf, is direct violation of the Artiells of War, is a du.i 'olives is. jury, not amity I. your Petitioner, hut tu Iliv Arno), by rendes ing nugatory the only remedy afforded to uffirste +viand the arts of Ilivir superiors, anal In 111110 pivots them of the inestimable right, so 111111101 eirry other doss of British subjects, that of empliiyis; the hwipsig p tovi4.d by the bow and Camstitutiou, lua she seamy of uppreaaion anal injustice. All w►ich, your Pct.tioucT most h•"wbly subsoils 10 iLr coubittrialitio uf your lloisourable Muse, hem% 14 to verify Ow Lune. Awl be lom II ttttt 'stow H„.„ e. to afro& loin melt n lief, we to its wii,doni Asti vests wed. And your Pct.titswr 4411 ever ray, Lc. (Sigocti) HENRY FOSKErT, Copt. 151 k Light DiAgo.m., EIV TUBA TRE- HOY.. COVENT.G.I D F. 17 Ou MONDAY NEXT April VJ 1111 n, •ill beret 4 KIM; KICIIAIti)THk THIRD. Richard, Duke of tao'ster, Mr. Cooke ,• Heoory, F.art Richmond, Mr. C. kesabe. QINCS Elizabeth, lm. M. Leger; Lady Anne, alias Norton. To whirls will hr added, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; • OR, THE AVIV' El) WELL. Ilarleriunt Pedlar, Mr. Rishozoa, jam.; Clown, Mr Gig meldi ; l ooltinobiue Mies Adair*. ' On Easter 'reiesslay, Macbeth : Lady Marl/rile, Yn. Anns ; her secontlapronestet seesaw. l.Y(1 [Curler the special Livaue of ike Lml INTLin Thur llajutie. Servants wit!, on EASIER MONDAY, Aim' 23, 1210, pertmsm the Tragedy of GEORGE BAUM% on, THE LONDOI% MEitellANr. Ihoronlar.m.l Mr Pumell ; Grorcr ISarsawril, {LI •in y Alillstood Mrs. Pusrll; Maim, Thss Ks). Elul a the Nay 444 tiate).• New C.truie Ballet, calla THC tI:C DOCTOIt. Commrseil by Aluasicstr Frasier...co Antonin iindligniar. areirtaat....l Muir. and Pritscapal f;rotterple Il4,tvrr, Irma the Tistatre ay I.labutt ; Lis first pp...ammo-I. as F.941a,a1. . Aner'whirk, tho Quvearknirriaionisrui of TIIR k EVIEIV ; Otl, TIM E W 41:S OF W I 'Atone). illeelweiler, Mr. Jelusekow ; Caleb guut 'era, Mr 31ei hen Greer Gaylov^, 4.• evr TrriJay, The Cook mlcre, y. utt.l Hit yr Ilas E BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. FRIDAY. Arm O. Intelli4enee hat lweri received at the E ut Intii:s. flown.. 'hitt she *hips , Char/tux, Cant Diu i. cud United Kingdom, Caprilin D'Eis I , 0:1 %caul-hound, were carried into the 1,1, of Eunice. the SdiJsounry, Ly two Freach fri g eels. l'ii-%en4erts per United Kingdom— Fur Lyng. V.s. SS. Ilenent-Lieuteustst flame■, Ensign, Mrs. ant Iwo 'Laps IlulkA, Mrs Lat.', M,,. Kollar and Mgrs Young. Pdioltikgrro per Charltuot l'..r lienpl-314.re 4141 Mrs C4l4lsrell, Mr. Green, Mr.. Ikntun, 31trs tirerseeke, Mrs Cartier, Mr. Mrs. and rlor , Misses MllOlOll, Mcsn.Alatriut, NCINCONICO, Hall, W,ts.u, and Swiatop, Cadets. It appeared in our yesterday's report of the p r o. cerdings in l'arlisment, on Wrdorsilay„ theta pr. littou ***presented lions Captain Fosx ETT, of t!rt 15 . h Light Dragoons, charging his Colour', Duke of rum tIRK I. A • %With Opine I %init. - A true i o;.y of the Petit' is given in our preceding column , . It charge. his Royal Ilighms. with a tril of exercised upon the talon- . in viirions ways, during a series of 13 years. upon application fur redress, to the [hike of You Ng the l'esitioper, who had I.erp held unworthy, was offered promotion in at 'IA her re giment, which he refuse 1; and that roue, tatio , l ',beam'. to Sir Divrio Du ND %V. the 'wry. AC4..ti mander-in-Cnief, he received for answer, that I (Sir i) %yin) saw no R . IA of complaiith. Cup.. I:oeuvre a-oilcloth-% with statiqt. thst Itudoit h.. time terw.e.l reilree.s io the ootty mo.le pointed t by the article, of *et, he lots heel' ohluged to a re.) for teams. to Parltemert. We* have receive-di Prow rod Dtech 'raper. to I3th itotuot, from which or hove mode vim,- • v - worts The Province of Istriat is to be incur pm ;1441 w:tlilytio, of which Trir ste iv to be the (-4,03% and. he ittoo4l44.ii 4.f Italy is to reretve, o•ru tylti calrtut, the hobs.' Tyro!. Bon APARTE soul los 13. i lr ivniaitiell at Coniortgese of 111- 90a ms , s4.t. v -ribs% to the notch papers,li ars 11.0i:4• *roved at Amster.:uau ma the 11th. W e hale rece.ved Juno.. wore Cietis rapers to lhr lit sustatut. Ilse) state, that not a (I patsy 4 . hia of thr p li.terty the spit is hole ti French It the hull in the t the To 0 fouaJ r A.ne ceivcd.. Senate the laS coDtAil I LT To ta:en I have bl C.re. iiirroJ. Cllllllf. be 14' , -11 r. illat u 111016 ■ ruls.l of gull: of the I I btu They lo Huh re,srlq plea*: thew, that th They I wee. tber ti yuu, I go"P .11serc ir , ure 1 lselic •6o is elftria about yttlp art r. ment lettert and .1 to kti bog; they date emei bail New theft old I the Ggyl Mar la VDU