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Goctintnent established In, this country.. In re ference to what hail been said of the conduct cif the present National Assemblies in 'France, he ob aerved, that if they shotad. unfortunately retrace Ithe steps of the Revolutionary Government. with wpect to the national prolicity , Which had been 'taken from its former prOpietors, he should con 'Sider them - the bitterest enemies, not may of their own Xing„ but of the general peace of Europe. "ibis, how - ever, he was confident would 'be in op position to the seatinients of the great mass of 'the people, and these he believed to be suffi. piettly well ritpresented taxuarti effectually against 'such an event. Now, - with respect to the dam ,gers which it was apprehended might result to this country from - the force to be kept under the peeseunt Treaty, he considered - them to be very re 'Mote, and coutil not persuade himself they were viewed with 'serious alarm by , the Right Hon. 43entleman opposite, who hail thought it his duty 'to object to the present arrangement.. He thonglit the precautionary measures aatnptçd'wish respect -4 to France necessary, and thmtgbttit. batter that 'these should be carried into effect by English 'troops than 'by'a foreign army. In the present irate of the world, he did not think it could be liehi to he gt all consistent with policy to break tip .at once that admirable Army which had so greatly , distinguished itself, before it was well ascertained that we could tlir without , it. Remembering the great -efforts which it had cost the country to create that Army, he had thought it would be well that those who had fought at Waterloo should be kept together in France (at the expence of that 'country), till the danger was gone by ; and Ire really thought their countrymen at home would not suspect their liberties were threatened in 'peace by the existence of that body of men who 'had terred them so .gloriously in war—(Hear, leer, hear !) Sir C. .111Ortnit wished, as the conduct of the Whigs of former times had_beett . brought under the consideration of the lions'e,"lllsulitnit to them -a comparative' statement (t'Ourse.which had been-Jr:waned by former 'Tories.—'he Honour- able Member was here inteirmii p ed by cries of question, and the impatience of the House to di. ‘fifie became extreme.) Housetben divided, when the nun 1 t nms were, Far the Aruentitnent , . / 7 Agmipst it ' 4 godverity *moo, of Lisa Orisissal The House adjourned at Four o'clock this :quoting. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, F 215. 15..-The lastneerverom PreOen import, that M. Fouche, 'hiving sent, ...on the 22(164-January, his letters of recAl to the Kink , of Saxony, expreoed the desire to remain for some time, at Dresden, and to pass. the 6tie season. in the country, where ho proposes to compile a Itit;tory of his political life, M. Maret, on. his part, is alto .preparing memoirs. IVhaterer may be atineby tiierle refugee Writers, it is in the Mo . *Wear that posterity will read their history. As to Contemporaries, they are not Itchy t o lose the vememberanec of them . ; all memoirs are here ottpertittOttS. Esti. 17.—General Maransin has bran arrested in the department of the Upper Pyretieges - - Speeittl Court, charged . tcitlr the trial of Rear-Admiral Linois and General Boyer, will .meet on the 29th February. The Prefect of CAlvarins has published at 'Caen islet:ter from M. de. Vanblanc. Minister of the textor, to:the following effect " 7 Teccived the letter Which you wrot. tb., 41v ineloiting the rvyly Nod. 1114iii•Colisistotv of I . 4rVicti)lt to the ntiwii vv. fropi the PrOtetttiott '44444 of Leml(nt„, - : I Nae recop,ttiir.l with itle+iore in tkii totawer ta immtintents which attititatt. all rienettme , of thirriiitegtont-conttouniao. too Jepcna on tilts protiectAto atf tAto,king- tell the C oloo4 totY,:lst t, tie s 4 nit' thotvioysertain , l,nowle•ltte, the pertono who hae folioed** sootm 'gale tuthrow c6ifrOpOOtitnce itito Friiricik;etavy little deflit or confid e/N o in their melt coantry.; thoyare theto jgfltyr CNOi" dered as beloqing tp a',poly of jticoltinot r oarntlys of repot oral of ova) , voreleownt the spiiitais Of Parhatoont to opettivrM farei*b y►tr tip „ Alt the private lett6ks.fiestit Bavaria, agree in stating, that the differences between th at. country and Autteria are 'terminated, that the Anttrians occopt the country oftttl;bont►g,-tlte'iuvicr td, a ► nd .Ueoghtotsgaden, ,and Ahat Milfarha still be tin the left hank.of the itttu lite reports on the Budget are to be made in the 'course of next week. Al. Corbicre k charged ith the general „report, M. Morg: . tti de Jiclloy the r e port on. the Custotns, and ALTiadllant the re 'port on the indireet taxes.- " 1 2 The Vith, the Veterans whOsitil replaced 'the ratglish on the heights of MOnitintirtre, set, out Ihr . Denis. Montmartre is no fOtiger' Occupied by aliy troops. • ' kis' thought that General Drouet and General Debelle will be tried before 'the cud of the 'month... They write from Clermont and DU Puy, that some of the individuals comprised in the Ordon pande.of 'July 24, have appeared intim neiglibour-' iii departments, and are pursued; The Prefeee of La Haute Marne addresied,on the Bth, a circular to the mayors in that depart'. detests to Iteareh for Generals Lefebvre Desnouettn, Mouton, Dovernet, and Pressinet. 10,000 franei reward is otie`red for the apprehension of Le felt v reDesttaaettes, and proportionable rewards for the others. The pollee of Basile daily gets rid.of the. am elates of JMurat, by delivering,to•them passports for which they did .not - ask. the early part of this Montipsome arrests tooklplacc at Bourdeaux. A wrong .otbers is, men- , tinned that of M; l'orcade, ittlj thictuebthe Mayor, during the usurpation. . The Government of L'Orient is given to AL de in Bourtlonnlye. Plin• 7..-- , Two foreigners of distinction have been arrested here' on the requisition of the, French Minister, whose names are kept. secret, but they are generally:believed to he accomplices it. projects tending 'to - Overtbro* order and tran quillity in France. Roam, JAN. 25.—1 t is said that the. frinee Regent of England has requested two Cardinal fiats for the Bishops ofireland, most dist inguished for their learning and virtue. The French Fnnds were on thelgtb, - at 611 ; 03 th „; 14 t h a t 621 ; on the 15tIt et l 62l=; and 04 ti,Cillt , AL 62 3-1 Othci • • " • Answers-3 Fetwe, 4 Matta, I Guernsey and Jersey, I Wa terford. Lkbon, it litillttna,-3Hamburgh, it Got teuburgh. . ?RICE. Or sTocKs • THIS D.tV Al TWELVE o'CIACIC• ;•• Bank Stock, Imlia Itymis,lis as. pr. 3 per Cent. Ite4l. Lselsee. lls,p4r, 31.1)r. 3per Cont. Cum:. a* Oiuniuui, 174 Id 4 Ito' Cctltt. 774 4 • 1:i..t0 fur rayrucia, Mar. 1811 kiwi' tr. Nary Ano..9oiii j Culls. fur Ac co unt, '6liji .11auk L. Anil. IS 18-Ifitiss Wl - 1 WATEIt AV LONDON ifitIDG,P; TO-)1 0 13B.OW• • tl.ll l minutes - a Wer 14g. 44 atillufes after 3.9 9. THF SUN • uUIS IncSKIL •AGSVM AuOrAT? LONDON. IrEDIVESII.4Y, FED7U7,IIZY 21, t9ts. • We .Ird e the pleasure to announee the safe ar rival in this Country of a Petsonagre,.destined, we hope, to act a distiisguished and splendid part in the future history of these Realms. Our Corres pondent at Dover, under the date of yesterday, the 20th, thus Writes . 4 ' His Royal tlighneiis Princc LrciroLo of • SAXg::COVAVV RO arrived hero in the night, in his Majesty's Packet lagg George, Captain I , Zti.:a t he sat off .for'London:4o.day about 'twelve o'clock." Four days' Paris Papers, in Saturday last in clusive, arrived last 'night. They arc,, litre our own journals, almost entirely filled Frith Le is= Wive Discussions. Long Debates took place. 'fluting four' .days the taw of EleCtion. Tliii 'basis of freedom truly det:erVes the litt;tost and wisdom in laying down,, and the Chamber seems to have felt the full itnportance.nf the sub , jeer. The questions chiefly turned on the nutuluT of Depaiies, the age of electi9o, and tin mode' Hat renewal., whether in totality,,fls is the,ease England, or by annual, portionr. The final consideration of.:the LPtw ` is to be resumed to- morn) w. The other articles of news from Francs anal the Continent generally are of minor interest. The most protuinent-are translated under our Foreign head. At a late hour last night we received Brunch Papers to the 18th. They,state the arrival in that city of a great number of the French Regicides, few of whom are of any particular note:- Mr.rttrx set all on the 11th. for the United States---SOULT, -*ballad been at Mons, passed through Brunch on the 12ch, -on his fournerto tlambitrgh.. Ills .fortune is estimated at 12,000,000, and ti)lit of SIASSENA aC li;000,000. • " ril4. 16-;--An Mier Of the*Day has been puldialied at I lanoecr, stating•that the Court Martial, order ed to inquire into the conduct of Colonel Hake, fn.rinetly commanding the Cauthe'rland Hussars, as well as the regi ment 'acetified of haring failed in it's duty, in leaving the field of battle at Waterloo, on the lath June; has condemned Colettel Hake to be cashiered and degraded, but acquitted the regiment of the charge of having disordered the ranks of the ianly.' Major MelLepg, the secopd in command, is reveri:ly reprirciamhol„ fur not having opposed the retreat 4if his corps. " FnArigronr, 10.—.1t is reported that a' Nliiitaty Order of Waterloo is geiwg to be created in Hanover." A Flanders. Mail 'also arrived this morning. The foilmtiug are its prilicripal contents VICNNA, FEU. Aviie of War ISM pop. 41 0 4 the tuarets of several carp. of troops which had rote!?. !seem put in matiunh Yilicrtiq tl itrory train wipe also Or dercti to tus tus.lieu up, , , " pluck*. has accepted the irerdott► of the city.of Berlin, which bed been offered bias.-41:11. , y assert, that th►e "Slit - Oster Berne is entrusted ' , with drawing up the Dien , of the new Constitution of the. Prussian Motiarehy.-,The htioisrer Itlisrobohit wilt return to Paris after the termination of the territorial arrangeinen4." The Debate on the Trestles (Diseussiiin, so poorly did the 'relenti acquit themselves, we can not call it,) was closeil in the louse of Commons last night by a decisive and triumphant Majority of 240 votes in favour of Ministers, to 'agaiusr For once, all the Opposition acted loge• there -trod they mustered seventy and seven The name' of Mr. CAtiartla having inst now been brought before the public in several Jour nals, we feel It a duty to, repeat Nis 'statement which . wc originally made respecting that admir ed Statesman. Mr.' CANNING 'S return to Eng land this Spring was explicitly mentioned to his- Constituents at Liverpool, whon he first formed the intention of carrying his son . to Lisbon for the benefit 'at his health s - it is there tote ,unnecessary to ascribe Ibis,. anticipat ed event to any recent circutusra i nce. At the same time we think the conntry -would feel much illtappointed, were tint tire'itelithlif r• NOISAINI S 11-111 iMpr,ove4 ort cipt , nkag, for the restoration of Mr; CANNING to a high and efficient station in the Councils 'of the State, 'rho splendid talents 'of the Right - gotionr,ible Gen tleman ; his enucation and ddnitant ion/ notion with the school of our immortal th e pedicuel of having such a orAll lu the House of Common's to bear a portion of the weight of pub lie business ; the high estimation in wbieh his abi lities are held by all parties, and the, political in fittence of these abilities at home and abroad ; combine to impress us with the 'opinion that' Go ,vernmentiWill not fill op' the vacancy in•the Adn4- nistration without again consulting Mr.CANNING, r and placing it in his power to connect himself tpote closely with those who, in the course per fectly approved by him, have raised the Empire to hi present exalted situation: 1 . • Acre: imagine that Mr. CAN't , :IN rnal , be expected iniEngland carly.in April, act! Elam a . considera, lion of all matters (known in. thempper circles); We would venture to predict, that nothing but his ,own indisposition to take office can prevent his resuming the discharge of: important duties ; fir 'which his eminent endowments so peculiarly lity him. • In common with every friend to the national prosperity, we shall most heartily rejoice in this event. NAVAL NEWS. FALMOUTH, Fria. 18.--Eleven o'C/oek, p. The Diann packet i 4 just arrived with a mail trout New York, in 24 days. The Swiftsure, of and for Greenock, s., ilccl %vizi.) the Diana, but. parted in a gale of wind The Fri cling packet arrived tint at New York the 231 of January, all after a very hot terolis passage front hence of GO days. FEs. the Chichester . Packet, Captain RUTTFR, with passengers, and 'tour other Vessels, the Wind having been tette, - N4.yrthward, the vessels have been detained for Vic= veral days past, which Iras occasioned -a great namber to come by these vessels.—No particular DHAL,-. FEB. 20..—Come down from the River, the lion. East 111,114-CallipHily's ship .411fItipstone i llKAvtstnis, for IM:satin tstul DAnity; for IlAtkiviii !Lugs, for New Swab ‘Vttieft. EXTRAORDINARY 111(111 TIDE. . . . There Iva, an extraordinary higli..tiklein the _ Humber, ow Friday evening last, :in comely:tetteel of which the lower parts of Milli, on each side . af .the harbour, including all Idigh-street, frotu South to North Ind, with the respective crossings to the interior, the ,Market-place, Siker-street, Bowl. alley-lane, and Lowgate,_onthe North ; and Wi tham, Drypool, and the tiolderness.enast to the East, were entirely. laid tinder water. Front eight to eleven o'clock, those parts,were a complete sea. • Higher up ,to the West, on the_ Humber Rank, a simar deluge was experienced : tire tide made its' way over the bank without controul„. and poured down to the depth of several feet ; in some of the lower lionses, we unOerstuud, the mande'Pleces - of the rooms on the ground floor wereeovered. In several other parts .of the town, the water was two . feet deep in the ,houses, rind. the cellars . of coarse entirely filled. • Oriat losses have been sustained, anti especially in the large IVarehouses in High-street. • int ARTHOArbIi At ' LISIION...rI:IIe , shack' of an Earthquake which ,was esperienced at Lisboni • shout one in •the morning of the 2d ihst. was' re peated rather more slightly at seven. The first is .supposed to have lasted From two and a half to three urinates, And was. generally and regularly ,felt in the whole city. The oldest- men in Lisbon say it was the longest shtick that has been felt in that city within their theniory, and that the vdy great Eartlitordte nt 1755 was only for about eight seconds. Several of the 'high honses haie received severe cracks, but it Is not ascertained that any other 'd*mage has been done. Nn —The l'ortugnes'e were so terrified that all the streets were full of the inhahitants. The Alicitrevars ()I'M/STRIA were expected to Visit •dm HoMe Department .this day. All pact Sibla preparations were Made to receive them' with Ellie respect. The Morning Chronicle states untruly, that frigate has been dispatched to bring Mr. CANNING to England.. The Icing of PEUSSIk has conferred upon hitt Excellecol Fiel&Mariltal the Drake of MILLI NO. TURN the Order-of the lilitek Eagle; The adventurer who called himself the son of LOuts XVI. was removed to Rouen on the 2d, and confined in the Biceire of that city. The . holm Cfhtitcxu.on's visit to the Pavilion is said to be connected 'with 'tire Marriage of the Princess CnAttr.orrn of Wat At. Letters from [,e►pslo state, that the field rats in that vicinity have caused much damage. Great quantities of poisonous substances %sere laid for them, but the bares having eaten the greater part, an immense mortality hat ensued amongst these animals. Letters_ from Gravesend annOuttee, that the Hope fishing vessel, Capt. EDWARDS, of 70 tons, and. ..the Sisters, Captain POLAND, of 50 tuns, have both been fast on the Dogger 13ank, ►vith their entire crews ; supposed to have happened on the first instant. According to intelligence from Rome, King eIIAALES IV, is _about to return to his sou Fait tirg.tun Mill BURRELL, in compliance with the earnest requPst3of Mrs , Dtdtows,lnlii Over, up all thoughts of Iliac/teat/1. Krag is env* to pertntm during the Assize week in exeter. Mkt the Old Bailey yesterday, ffin. Mite alias .coaltey Beuu, was convicted of stealing a parcel containing bank -notes from the Windsor coach.— Roberts, who WA; indicted with him as an amm o* was caned upon for Lis tvognizance, but d ia not oppeart iI t o ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF MISS KELLY. - . We regret to say that this young Lady has been Co► Mined through indisposition, since the atrocious attack upon her on S►►turday night. We under t:. gaud that some of die shots actually passed through the skirts of Mr KNIGHT'S coat. 7'homits arnett, 'the young man• who attempted to perpetrate the horrid deed of tattider, since his confioe m eat in Tuthill-fields aridevrell, has been very eolnl l° ' ed ` He huts smoked tobacco, seen his relations mai n 'yiends,:ad a number of persons bare been 10 'tee him out of curiosity. The last letter h e sent to Miss KELLY was on Friday, andhe made.the V I - attempt on Saturday night. • Yesterday being the time appointed for his se' 'coed examination by Mr. 'Binats, Bow-Wes t 'Office was extremely crowded. Among the emit- : pally 'were Lord Montfort!, Mr, CaWthOfnes -, Soveral females, Mr. Dibdin; and Mr.ltae , tn i el managers of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. 0 10114 the proprietor of the Lyceum Theatre, and nea rlY - the whole of the Theatrical Corps of Drury La ne and Covent Garden. 'Mr, Borneo Coates fuss among those whose curiosity had been excised.'"" A few minutes before three o'clock, Bareett ° P; peared at the Bar ; there w a s great presstire r 'view his person ; however, his features are not very prepossessing in his fevotir : it WAS observe he Avottld make a good representative of the 50 5 ..4 . °d Apothecary in the Tragedy of Romeo Oil f,,; The evidence produ c ed o n Saturday ;l we reported on Monday, was again gone LboH i g f In addition to which, Mr. tieorge Rorauer) it the . .Box‘otliCe of Drury-Lane Theatre, Vs te . that he 'had examined the Theatre after tbe of the - Farce On . Sattaday night; when t he seal_ were up again which wcre up when _th e p is" was.thscharged, ant foliar' holes i n the scrPesi but whether they were occasioned by shots Pt; ing through them or not, he could trot seY , ,oaavas would have that ppenrauce soinetiim' al t trortgb scenes were painted on it. ilv to w's shuts had lodged in the stage-door on tne lit side of the Theatre, being the aide of the )1 0 F , ` on which Miss Kelly And Mr. Knight W " ere s,c f v e ing at the time th e pistol was discharged. found several shots on the stage and in tile °I. ; chestra ; some of the shots bad eatesed the im ' e part of the ,orchestra. ' Mr. Taylor, a merchant, Of' Thames's produced ieplan of the pit of the theatre, so e ' lic ing the situation where the prisoner at t u 'pit, which be considered to be on the tenth to and the situation that he sat before the prisoner! which teas to; the left, of about the distance Lb s e t two or th ree persons would occupy. At the, °l d i hiheard the report of the pistol, the wailthrl la loading passed, and struck his right &Lee mid the force was so great, that on the foliowil morning his cheek was black. lie aftericsir picked up two shots in the orchestra; • Baker, the constable, who apprehended the pri; totter; erodUced aturnscrew of 'tepistol which ,found upon him, hi additiOn the'shots and, gur poveder we stated on Monday. • • The evidence having been gone through ! - 14-r ,i Birnie called upon' the prisoner for what he it to say for himself ; to which he replied, ..ier e not true that the shots had passed throje scenes. . Magistrate., That is not material ; but pa 01 ';': A ti.. ~" - Jo not prove to the contrary. What have Y0017' 14 to say tcv firing the pistol ? .., .. . , Prisoner. , I did-not mean any harm. ti Alaiistrate.. Don't'You think it harm loaded pistol. to a public The tre, a nd tliscliare re, it there ? . ! . Prisoner: I Only meant t o a l arm an d frighte n ; /11agistrute. What do, you mean by onlY; ( 1 .tri . 4llten and alarm, when the pistol was loa de d 4iills shots ? ro this the prisoner made no reply. . All the witnesses wito-saw the pistol dis oll3r g s ; to taseA ed, spoke twits being in the direction where Al' ,Kelly was standing. tt . l) reigt Mr. Sin To, the Chief Clerk, lua'ng. ovcr'all the evidence that was taken in wr. itill ' g : he proceeded to bind over 11-.. Ward, the Se c ; ot. nary to the Committee lornsanaging the ell ' 4ir ...tt Drury-Lone Theatre, to prosecute the prisofl e i s ill the next sessions, charging him will' O W ' ad . shuviting at, with an intent feloniously to itilla io murder Frances Maria Kelly. 'llle Witile s6cil4 ' .. :hound over to give evidence. j . CORN EXCWANGC, FEB. had bf 1 1 : *arrivals this nunning, yet there was plentyiv r q fiemand, the sales in general being escee tiall ; so ninth , go oli , that the little hness dap s tl, may he considered at Monday's prices. 4. A tut. ARCH DUN ES OF AUSTRIA ! Illustrious Strangers, we understand, have —!• highly gratified with their visit' to this couttolc° and hare repeatedly expressed their astonishi.,l;,'. at the . inilastry, resources, 11111g11.111Ccrit blistments of oar happy • mad Obvious NA° 9 n ' o r We are convinced that, were they to O rl ' esc: Coorna's HALL with their• presence , to WiitiPicii the Drawiog of 'the resent ljNEXArtri , ti p LOTTERY, 01) NEXT ..-',2*L.lltbAY, they press as mach surprize - atid delight as ,the riftise THOUS &ND GotN KA S !!! IlaVe i111;1 1 '61 aftleflg t :fi e d Votaries of FORTIJNE---WilOge long Favourite, EYTON, continues rapidly clisP° 3 l. 4 ll his , rernaittin d g Shares. lisng already Co"t ‘ c p.- duosB Said by. - hint and drawn the fi rst del t o e , lieutett-more PRIZE!! than BLAtMs to the tioti hei.has no doubt All the remaining are ' t . d oy itiaatisig Capitals ma y be distributed on Sii,"r.„u, th next, to (lie who nstiv favoar his trul . Y slate-Offices, No. 2, Cornitill, and 'No. 16 ' ventry-street, with - a speed , ' v isit. - , DIRTH. Diaho9 Au Satitduy, the 17th Inst. at hiitardship'i Ira Cuurt, near Exelt.r,LAlly Graves, of a son. DIED La.ly of the trukerial Or.ier of t he At Florence, on the i7t It ult. th e Countess Cirri apn t o i of the late Sir John Stuart, Eart. of ,Allit_2.t.l2: Star re agd tiur" co vens • • Printed by D. CARS"LkiI I S , 14° ' 7 7 fir" tt sr !;1111t-h6eNi; and publi:ibtd by W. A. SGIUPPS t:Ic,ST•N-.0 . tit. Stiand-; where yi ,4";"#;4' id it . rl ie "3.7.0 s, Utters (pcstlitid), Etc. !uust