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INPSRIdL PARLIAMENT. HOUSS COMMONS, TUESDAY, NO:i. 30. BE EL Es presented a Petition frot the ;prisoners confined for debt in the Goal of the City ,of York, praying for relief.-o,rdered to lie on the Table. GL,ENZERVIE appeared at the Bar, and ; ;tated, that His Majesty had been .waited upon with the Addrepes agreed to by that House for F.ertain Estimates, and ,that His Majesty had been pleased to declare that he would give direaions aecordingly. Petitions, complaining . of an undue Ele&ion, were presented for Liskeard.—Ordered to he taken into . F.onsideration on the same day with the former Pe j'.tion for the same place. Two Petitions for Taunton, ordered to be taken into consideration the 2.4. th ofVebruary. A Petition for Boston, to be taken into consider ;thin the tst of March. " A Petition foi . Malmesbury, to be taken into consideration on the 3d of March, Two Petitions for 'the County of Stirling, to be taken into consideration on the Bth of March. Mr. A,LE.XANck,ER brought up the Report of the gonmittee upon Expiring Laws ? which was ordered lb he printed. VANsITTART moved, that these be laid be fore the House, an ~AC - couni of the amount of Ex chequer Bills Issued in pursuance of the 4.2 d of not provided for.-=Ordered. Fr.9:z the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 40, iBoz. Whitehall, November 3p. The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the - United Kingdom of Great Britain 4nd Ireland, to the following Gentlemen, and the respective Heirs Male of their_ Bodies, law_ fully begotten, viz. John Brathwaite, Esq. Major-General of' His A'lajesty's korces in the East Indies. Th o m as I,Voollaston 'White, of Tuxfoid. and Wallingwells, in the Counties of Nottingham and 'York, Esq. with Remainders to his Brothers, Taylor White and Charles Lawrence White, Esqrs. and their Tespeaive Heirs Male. Thomas Theophilus Metcalfe, of Chilton, in. the County of Berks, Esq. Culling Smith, of Hadley, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. William Curtis, of Culland's Grove, Southgate, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. one of the Al-. dermen of the City of London. Joseph Peacock, of Barntick, in the County of bare, Esq. No, 4 , 7 1,L , e r 30. .rsth Regiment of Light Dragoons, folio Carey Champion, • Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Skene, promoted. filth Ditto, Lieutenant John Cobden, trues Half-pay of the . Royal Waggon Train, to he Cornet, 'vice Phillips, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 6th'Regimept of Foot, lames Macpherson, Gent. to be En sign, by purehase,• vice Stretton, promoted in the 49th Foot. 7th Ditto, Major Paul Andersen, from Half-pay of e 9th Foot, to be Maior, vice °lilt, who excl:ang,:s. 4)z O Ditto, Alexander Brodie Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, ty purchase, vice Heyland, promoted. _ , ,zd Ditto, Captain-Lieutenaot Henry B. Adams, to be Captam, without purchase. Captain-Lieutenant john M' Coombe to be Captain, without purchase. Lieutenant Lionel C. Hooke, to ne Captain-Lieutenant, vice Adams. Lieutenant Theophillls Dixon, to be Captain-Lieu tenant, vice M'Cocrnbe. Samnarez Brock, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Martin, promoted. 53 . . f Ditto, Captain Jeflery Piercy, from Half-pay of the zoth foot . , to be Captain, vice Stopfold, who exchanges, recoiv ing the difference. V,th Ditto, tajor John Nugent Smith, from Half-pay of the 9th Foot, , to be Major, vice. Morton, who exchanges. Soth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Vernon, from Hall-pav of the Sad toot, to he Lieutenant, vice Morton, who exchanges.- c,ooarrpr_inaster Joseph Piercy, from Hail-pay of the 85th :Foot, to be Quarter-master, vice Dc la Ghana, who re- signs. s3d Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Menzies; from Half-pay of . . ' the 4-4 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Arthur, who ex changes, receiving, the dilli..rence. 77th Ditto, john 'Aveling, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Douglas, promoted. S3d Ditto, Lieutenant kVilliam- Ogden, front Half-pay of the 3 tit- Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Parys, who exchanges, receiving the di fierenee. Ensign John Lavery, from Halt pay of the 54th f:oo, to be Ensign, vice Casey, who ex changes. 35th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Salmon, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Connor,. who ex changes. • 93d Ditto, Ensign Alexander Macken'Lie to .be Lieutenant, without. purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. Scotch Brigade, Peter. Denny, Gent. to be Ensign, by pun chase, vice Basalt, promoted. West, I ndia Regiment, Cornet L.. C. Dalrymple, from the • - 3d Dragoon Guards, to b i n.:ieutenant, by purcnase;• vice Drurnm , nui, promoted iu tlae both FoOt. Ilespital-Alate "Aitirphy to be AsSistant-Shigeoni vice M'lntyre, ap_ Nointed_ to the t tat Fciut. Regiment, john Maclean, Gent. to be EIJ. si'o'r, by purchase, vice Watts, prouiotcd. • • - - IRISH MILITIA. ..41r. CORRY said, he had moved some days ago for` leave to bring in a Bill for making certain Tegulations respe4ing the pish Militia. Upon mature consideration, however, be *found that 'it wogld fie necessary to proceed in a different man_ per. ' Bills of this descriPtiOn were not called Money-bills in Ireland, but they were considered as such in England. He should therefore move, That the House should to-morrow resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House to consider of the Militia Laws of Ireland.—Ordered. `:Ile Promissory Note Bill went thrmagh a Com pliiree, and was ordered to be read a third time to- /110170 w. Mr. PR 6 ED moved for leave to bring in a Bill, to enable the Diretors of the Grand janaiou Ca_ vial Company to raise a further sum af money for 'the completion of the Canal. --Leave given. NAVAL 'FORCE The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that since ihe 'Debate which took place on Wed , nesday night, he had made inquiries with regard to the number of Seamen at present employed, and found that they aipounted to so,ocp men. Notice had ken given of an intention to move for a certain number of Seamen for three months.; he wished now to state, that they would be moved for the whole yen ; not that Government should be compelled to keep the whole number voted during the who'le year, but leaVing them a discretionary power of reducing them if it' was thought expedient. .ST4I7 Captain ?etc' : eartiy, of the ;7th Light Dragoons, to be As sistant II nspeelor at the Rectoiting Depit, in the ,I3le of W , Ol t TO be Captains on toe Stare the said Alt*. Captaip 4ohn Thomas Evg, from the i9th Foot. Captain William Gray, from the id foot. 41_,ieutenans Thomas Wooldridge, from the 3oth FoQt. ( HOSPITAL STAFF. Christopher Winicki; Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Poice:s. Commission dated June z 4. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. .Tan. 15. Andre'w Heatley, late of Bishopsgate-street, Lon. don, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Philip Lock, 4vening, GlOucestershire, clothier. B4NKRITPT.S. John Nicholas Durand, of Millmp-Street, Bedford-row, ' merchant, to surrender Dec. 4, at ten, IS, and Jan. ii, at eleven, ax guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burdon, Andrew's court,'Holborn. David Henderson the younger, late of Bernard-street, Russell square, merchant, Dec. 7, 14, and 'Jan. ti, atone, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Chippendale, Paper-Buildings, Temple. Alexander John Tames Tessier, of Bentinck-street, Soho, feather-merchant, Dec. 4, 18, and lan.ll, at one, at Guild.' hall. Attorney, Mr. Spearing, Walbrook, London. Thomas Flower and John Cooper, of Whitechapel, umbrella makers, Dec. 4, zr, and fan. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Collins, Spital-square. John Whitby, lately near to Holmes Chapel, Chester, corn fador and dealer in beer, Dec. i 6, at three, 1-, at ten, and Jan. at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, / Middlewich, Chester. Attornies, Mr. Huxley, Pump-court, Middle- Temple, London; or Mr. Beckett, Middlewich. 'Thomas Eldridge, of Old-street, victualler, Dec. 8, rs, and Jan. t t, at eleven, at Guildhall. John Baxter, of Middle-Temple, merchant, Dec. 24,1-1, and Jan. tt, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. SwaM and Stevens, Old- Jewry. DIVIDENDS. Jan. r 4. Thomas O'Neill, of Albion-street, Surrey, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. zr. Beltrand Dennis, of Saint Andrew's-Hill, Dodors- Commons, • wine .and brandy-merehar►t, at ten, at Guild- . . hall. lan. 4. William Tones, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, porter-brewer, at eleven, at the S wan Inn, Wolverhampton. jan. 15. jonathan Tabor Crisp, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, wholesale clothier, at eleven, at the White-Lion Inn, Ban bury. Dec. 29,. William Bodenham, of Shrewsbury, mercer, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Shrewsbury. Tan. t 4. William Lashbrooke, of Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, wine-merchant, at,eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. Lt. Robert Phelps, of Plymouth-Dock, hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. r 4. ThomasNevett, lite of Long-Acre, coach—maker, at elven, at Guildhall. - Dec. 22. Betty Needham, of Doncaster, sacking-manufac turer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster. Jan. 7:.. William Spender, of Birmingham, draper, at three, at the Upper Royal Oak Inn, Manchester. Dec. 24. William Ford, of Saint Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, timber-merchant, at four, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter: _ _ _ Dec. zo, George Bolton, now or late of Witney, Oxford shire, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the Staple-Hall Inn, Witney. CERTIFICATES. • Dec. 21. Avery Warner, late of Marlborough, stocking mariufadurer. john Roberts, of Shrewsbury, linen-draper. John Pickering, of Lower Eaton-street, Pimlico, dealer in wine and spirits - . WilliamTruste, of Fore-street, Cripplegate, shoemaker. William Shevill, late of Great Prescot-street, Goodman's- Fields, merchant. MAILS. ARRIVED. DUE. French I - Hamburg!' o - - - - - - - - - - PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - -67 f I omnium - to disc. THE SUN. SULEM QUIS DICER' VALIUM AUDIAT ? LONDON', DECEMBER 1, iBoz. LAST night we received Paris Papers to the 28th ult. and also a Hambargh Mail. The modi fications of the Plan of Indemnities do not appear so favourable to the interests of the House of Austria, as it was suppoSed they would be. It does not ap.. pear that the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, for whom the Cabinet of Vienna has made such persevering exertions, has obtained 'any increase to the Indem nities originally allotted to him. It still, how. ver, reported, that he is to have the Title of an EleAor of the Empire conferred upon him. It is impossible to read the accounts from Szoit_ zerlancl without being deeply impressed with senti tnents of concern and indignation. The French Party, either in obedience to the commands of their masters, or to gratify their own animosity, are arresting and harassing the Patriots with unabating rigour. We have taken from the Gazette de France a long and curious article upon the Colonial greatness of England. It appears in the shape of a Letter from Stutgard; but the boldness of its assertions, and the cortealless of its reasoning, evidently prove it to be of French manufaaure. The immense possessions of England in the East Indies are re presented as incompatible with the Interests of Europe, which, however, it is said, would be per lealy secure if our Eastern Territories were trans ferred to France. The Funds are 52. 95. The PRINCESS of WALES yesterday took an air. ing in an open sociable in Hyde Park. Count STAIIR EMB ERG, the Imperial Ambassador, arrived in town yesterday morning from Vienna, via Paris. His Excellency landed at Dover about noon the preceding day. jAcKso - N, the British Plenipotentiary to the Court ofßerlin, arrived there in the middle of last month. There is in The liforn;ng Herald, the revival of an old Report of Mr. GREY, Mr. Ti ERNFY, and Lord MorRA, coming into Administration. The Report is very worthy of The Moriiing herald, 1;n• two reasons---it very old, apa WC believe, vt.ry groundless. NAVAL NEWS. DE4L, NOV. 39. mr..12 morning, His Majesty's 'Ship .To., par, for Portsmouth, with the Stares .fro in the Nival Hospital at Deal. PORTSMOUTH, Noy. ARILLVED the Su:antral), SHEI,TcY, from Lon, don for St. Kitt's. FALMOUTH, Nov. ;S. ARRIVED the Swedish Brig Hazard, Captain ADOLPH LINDpELDT, (damaged,) from St. Peters burgh, with wheat, for Lisbon ; has bawl obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard, the pumps being choaked. Also arrived the Brig Gertrude, • Capt. CANDY, from Southampton, with timber, bricks, &c. and the Sloop renryn, rapt. MINSTER., from Dartmouth. Sailed, the ship Lady Andover, Captain SAMUEL HADDON, with sugar, coffee, tkc. for London ; Ship John, Captain TR ELUDDRA, With pilchards, for Naples ; Brig Reliance, Captain DeiteArkrv, with wheat, for Carthagena ; Swedish Brig rhabr, Captain CLAAS, with sugar, Coffee, &c. from Cay enne, for London ; Danish Brig Emanuel, Captain Bzt ENK, in ballast, for St. Thomas's ; Brig Adive, Captain PIGEON, with oats, for London ; prig Princessa, Captain Licirrtor, with naval stores, from the Baltic, for Bordeaux ; Sloop Harriott and John, Captain BAKER, for Shoreham ; Sloop . Louisa, Captain BROOKER, fOr Chichester; Sloop Endeavour, CaptainMuDGE, for Penzance ; and Brig Br,:ithers, Captain SUCKET, for London. BRITISH 4VAIY. STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION or THE NAVAL BRITISH FORCE, TO THIS DAT. Line In Port and fitting, and ? S with sealed orders Guard-ships - - In the English and Irish ? Channels - - S On the Downs and North Z • Sea stations - At the West India Islands and on the Passage On the Jamaica station and on the Passage 9 > so's Frig 3, .39 Sps. n I o American & Newl'Ound land stations - 5 o C. of G. Hope, E. Ind. ? and on the Passage S 6 Coast of Africa - 0 Portugal and Gibraltar . - Q Mediterranean and on passage lo Hospital and Prison Ships a Total in Commission 33 Receiving Ships - 6 Serviceable awl repairing 2 2 3 rot Service - - In ordinary • - - - ros Building - - 24 Total 196 13 I 107 0 7 I ir 86 0 8 2 1 13 2 2 72 Tot STATZ OF THA ORDINAR Portsmouth - - Plymouth - - C hathani - - Sheerness - - RiVer - . Letters from Gibraltar state, that the men of war there are to be vilualied and stored for six months, and are to go to Malta, to remain till further orders. Baroness NOLKEN had a &lea Party of her Friends, on Monday evening, at her house at Richmond : Lord and Lady ONSLO%V, Sir LioNgt and the Miss DARELLS, and a few more Fashion. ables were present. Lady BUCKINGHAMSHIRE is passing a few days, with her Daughter, Lady CASTL EREA GH, at her Ladyship's new residence itt East Sheen. We are sorry to learn that Mr. SHAWLEFEVRE is seriously indisposed. Sir GREGORY and Lady PAGE TURNER have left Brighton for the Season. The gay and elegant Mrs. WALKER, who so often fascinated the fashionable Circles of London, with the brilliancy of her Entertainments, and the liveliness of her Wit, is now passing her time in retirement at Windsor, studying how to become Rich. The Duke and Duchess of ST. AL BAN'S leave Town this week on a Provincial Tour till Christmas; when their Graces intend returning to Town. On Saturday last, Mrs. GEORGE, of Manchester_ square, gave the first grand Rout that has been given this season, to a seleti party, about forty in number. Lady GLYN had, last night, a selefl Card Party, at her house in Hill street, Berkeley-square. Lord SOUTHAMPTON will lead to the Hymeneal Altar, in the course of this week, Miss SEYMOUR, daughter of Lord ROBERT SEYNIOUR. Mr. W. DUNIFis, it is said, is about to receive the fair hand and immense fortune of the Countess of LoUDON. The Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE gave a grand supper last night to a,selea party of friends. Lord and Lady RIVER-SDALE left Town yester day for Bath. The — Earl of Wmtwrcx left the St. James's Hotel yesterday. Morning for Warwick Castle. Sir WILLIAM J6IINSTONE, Bnrt. arrived yester day at the above Hoteh . • Mr. and Mrs. DUFF are expefled in Town about the middle of the week from Margate. Mr. Fo'e's Friends now affea to deny that he even ever siptv Mr. ARTHUR O'Colrxua at Parts. The f . :..‘f, ilowev's - r, 15 two ! , ..)torir, to adrilit of any ,1 1 `.tiii ALE 1 7 ASHIOV ;02. .r, e Era BE.a. k ac' "S)rort tenni :Dries ef cambric : Pelisse If bl4ecjote met, trimmed with broad lace, and lined with sill , - 5 0 onnct of black velvet, trirnmed with laqe and ribboll hear Muff. Short Dress of white muslin., trimmed round the Vt re 4 with a narrow pounce. Pelisse of kerseymere, With swa ns-down. Small : round. hat of kerseymere,; 0 ' 1 ", also with swan's-doWn. ti3o . . Mainot Bomet of.bJtue crape. White-muslin DreSS, frock fronts. 4 yellow Mantle embro4dered. ent 4 A. small round'Hat of black and green velvet, otnair w ith with black feathers. Robe of lilac and. grvi silk , white sleeves. Bear Mutt. A cap of white crarip and green-',elver, gunmen ' : 644 ; beads and white ostrich feathers. Dress of white in, the ileevenplain, and trinuned round the bottom NVitil Bear tippet. 4 hat made of velvet, and ornamented. with black st beads. Pelisse of,green kerseymere. Bear muff. it ) A fashiopable head-dress of hair. Plain muslin dress , a cambric habit shirt. G EMIR AL 0111SERVA TIONS.—TtIe prevailing colPur:',/er unbar, coquelicot, green, and purple. ,Feathers are br'L t o sally worn, both in full and undress. The hair,c o ntinoe s be worn very short behind, and long and full over tlietaa'' Necklaces of pearl, amber, and coral are much: worn. P4RISIAN .FASHIONS. • Bands of orange velvet, upon black .veLvet Hats, are or/ common. Hats of entre orange velvet are not rare; 35 , d 0cir. flies or spots now euming into fashion are generallyroc Crape, upon an orange_grolitui: A thing very uncoinin,The Pans, coloured feathers are worn with coloured Hats. e xcePe feathers are flat. They seldom wear round feathers, of black, to °) The fashion of beaver Hats appears to be drawing -04 end. The very few flowers that are worn are fancYt i f they are sometimes used with pointed feathers Mr tho t t ,o ic• Thing 'of robes. Velvet ribbons are of the newest od The fashion of turbans, with golden-hacked com4s a pea go)ten pins, still continues, The hair ninth o iled, and tut up with a lace &nu, a gold pin and coMb with a golden constitute a head-dress not uncommon. The Titus head-dress is in full vigour with some eleg. , , r he We occasionally see the foreheads exposed h Nion., - z led tufts are not turned back plain 4 L'Anglaise, but all frqA . , , upon the forehead, and so back to the crown of the heai e l The fans are white crape, black, or Egyptian brown. hef are not mare than six inches, or six and a quarter long. . 1 1 1 are ornamented with spangles of gold, silVer, or steel. devices are Arabian, cascades or sheaf's. fro ° There are no more weeping willows. Watches Worn . it{ the neck are more in use than ever. The 'men's slioet i pti very much covered ; the buckles being very large, pani c o f ly those of gold. A great many are oval • some are 543 and cut. The silk stockings have open docks. f 2.20 1 AT E ACH r ORT. Line. so's Frig l Sps. I Tot, 39 3 2 7 1 5 8 4 47 21 21 9C , 43 7 IS 2 7O 3 1 7 10 21 2 i o 3o I 2 7 59 Total 134 I 12 1 IQ3 I 75 1 324 I 2$ ROY AL SOCIETY. ‘ .41 YESTERDAY being St. Andrew's Day, the I tc :Y e lf Society held their Anniversary Meeting, at t i o'' - t e , Apartments in Somerset-place, when the Gold dal (called Sir GODFREY COPLEY'S), was re r se ll - b e , tO WILLIAM HYDE WOLLASTON, M. D. it )r various Papers printed in the Philosophic al alions. c : Afterwards the Society proceeded to the c" of the Council and O ffi cers for the ensuing l,lof when,. on examining the ballots, it appeared ;0 1 the following Gentlemen were elated of the COt l 'o Of the Old Council—the Right Hon. Sir jo it , o r t , BANKS, Bart. K. B. Sir CHARLES BLAGDEN, HENRY CAVENDISH, Esq. EDWARD WHiv i C L , GRAY, M'. D. Right Hon. CHARLES GREVIt e -r y': Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON, K. 1 3, Tof NEV,IL IVIAsKELYtre, D. D:' GEORGE, P l. 'o MORTON, K. T. JOSEPH PLANTA, Esq. ,BENT Count RUMFORD, and SAMUEL WEGG, Esq. Of the New Council—MAßK BEAUFOY, ANDREW DOUGLAS, Esq. Sir MARTIN BlO gf o t. FOLKES, Bart. CHARLES HATCHETT, Esq. t ( s hoP ARD HOME, Esq. THOMAS BARNARD, Lord' of Limerick, WILLIAM MARSDEN, Esq. .I°' 5 1 of DE,_MF NnozA_ as, E. FRANCIS,- fl ar MOIRA, and WM. HYDE WOLLASTON, M. — Ds . ( c- And the Officers, were Sir JosErH BANgsf d ot' President, WILLIAM MARSDEN, Esq. Tro ic EP JosErti PLANTA, Esq. and EpwARR W-13 11.1 " . GRAY, M. D. Secretaries. 061 Afterwards die Members - of the Society ver of together, as usual, at the Crown and Anchor; 'ra hi die Strand. t ANNIVERSARY or Sr. A/rDREW.—Yes -C ,f,'o the Managers and Patrons of the Scots Corr i ,° ( : - / i Tti dined together at the London Tavern ; Lord in the Chair, in the absence of the Duke of TROSII, the President. There were prCSent,; o lll MANSFIELD and CATHCA.RT, Sir SIDNEY ''',„% c e , and a numerous and respectable company. ' - 'ient of the Cabinet Ministers were invited, hit t e iogt apologies. After dinner the Health of •the ai d Queen, Prince of Wales, the Duke of Y' rl ` . o ral Army, Lord St. Vincent and Navy, with O t ir• ber of appropriate Toasts, were drank with gr e3 , s o[ 6 •plause.—Mr.Scorr stared to the company the c 0 0 of the funds, which had for sometime past go'', c bc with increasing prosperity, which he ascribed too, exertions of the President, the Duke of MoT~ T and and the Friends of the Corporation, presen`cool, absent.—Within a very short period, from tat e the funds had increased to 5,5001. fi e , s by the however, that the number of poor assiste d ' o ne ° Corporation had likewise increased—a circu ilt st itti• which would stimulate the Friends of the irlasica Lion to continue their exertions.—He took ° c l o th e to mention the loss the Society had sustain v a v itt' death of Dr. Hunter, whose adive zeal a ° er itY' volence had contributed so much to its Prvelln the —The Chairman then proposed a Toas t '. Memory Memory of Dr. Hunter. • i t i f t, The evening was spent with much conylva.bca Several songs were sung.—The sum subbc ti the course of the day was very considerabl e. ne Prince WILLIAM of GI. O'UCESTER is 4 ,,C) Stockholm. Ls returning from Mosco w to Fc:otit burgh he had the misfortune to fall and Va one of his teeth. 0 01 Since the reconciliation of PASWAN the PORTE, he supports its interests with as ''i o rs disP"lt zeal as he formerly opposed them. He thoog the greatest klivity against the Rebels,. ° Al l hi eke'rders, many of them were his supporters. 014 are given in the name of the PORTS, and cuted with the greatest F igour . Nt The Charge d'Affaires of the King of S 'l- g s P r l AO' r has requested the intervention of the Kiog 0 wo er. to obtain from the French Government th e Pf 50'; of the Indemnity promised to of li vrc DINIA, which amounts to 4,000,000 . 5 50 2,000,000 annually, without which it j Pa will not take possession of his island. the King. frog' io Private Letters received yesterdaY is no. state positively that Madame LELE I “' thy! hands Lif the Blacks. ,--.--'--'