The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-22 00:00:00

FoitEiw-7 INTFLLIGENCE. Drrcil PAPER:S. (RECEIVED LAiT NIGHT) Drc. SECO!) cliAmtni:lt OF Tt-IP: .1"1,1T-F,,S GENERAL. 'fidlo , Yid:E is' the Uen J ral Report of the C6itiai Section, drawn on - from the 'reptSrts of the s. verarsections, upon the project hf a late sent.by his Majesty, relative to rriage of his Royal flightless the Prince of Orange-, and presented yesterday. to 'the Second Chaniber of the States General : " Mizhty Lords—The central Section has the honour to acquaint your iiivJeMightniesses • with the result of the deliberation's of the second :sections of the Chamber, in respect. to the pro ject of a law sent to your Iligh•Mightinesses with the King's message of the lit h inst. the object of which is the!lesiredanprobation of the approaching marriage cif laic lloyalSighoess the PrioceofOrange with Madame the Grand Duchess Anna Panlowna, 'Sister to his Majesty the Euipc - yor of Russia. This project has met, in every one of the sections of the thatilber with ananimous anti unqualified appro.. bation. The central se7tion Feels assured, that, in all . the Members,' there prevailed the fullest conviction of the essential anti durable advantages, which this marriage may be expected to bring to the nafion which we ICpresent. Tit is nation will 'thus he more intimatelv connected with a people ivhich; by its eimrageous perseverance, as well as by powerful resoureeS, so greatly contributed to the Miveranee of Europe, and the ttaosformal. tion.of our country, whose political interest is Perhaps in no single point at variance witli ours, um! indubitably coincident : with _it. pr o prs e d Connection between out- Royal Fa-, mile atrial the illustriou - s house of th'lttl fr istan So- Vereigni, will draw closer the howls of'fveiprocal friendSbin and.regard, which already exist between the two SO eereigns ; ;indthe humane and irencrons sentiments of the Etnperor Alexander, 11;n1 his - celhot familyi removing all the:apprehensions to -otherW.ise union with oolrerftif Princes has frequentlY rise, - the present one may serve ;o,ftn admiralde guarantee against ambitious views, Iyhich other people CIF prineq' might ,a some, future time allow themselves= 63 Otvrfain against nor prosperity or indeperotiiie: Com ce, with which the welfare atittexistelice of So large a part of• the coition of the. Netherlands is intimately connected, brholdsr; in the .e.,ipecti fion of manifold ;Old durable I elations with the Russian Empire, the bright perspective ofinercas ing prosperity and success. Aod. beiides these , ciinsitlerationi drawn front the contemplation of the interest of the rut- . Lion . whiCh yoOr liigli Mightinesse . s . rekesent. 6oifiifleri•c ions, which On that accoluit must have the first place, the Central Section has also other motives far aCqnttitig the proposed law. Alt that has come tti our knowledge' reSpectink the virtues amid ilistiol:olShcd .f the Grand Due:less Anna Pattiowna gives ns, inthepropoed union, a guttrantee fOr the future happiness of the young hero, who' is ri;e object of all our love anti ,grati , 'tudc. .'We find in ,it also motives for the most, lively anti reit' s;:tiifki . ctio-:i for our il!ustrious.King anti his al!”'us . , consort. And as the example .of the domestic virtues upon' the throne _has . at aIC times had tile happiest Influence on the virtues and bappiness of nations, and as we duly appreciate the 'dishug +fished advantage which we enjoy in this respect, your Iligh Mightinesses will not be surprised', that the Central Septioo : has remarked also., in the numbers of the several see i tiotts,as one of their motives for approving the Inpiected, the well-founded hope, that, in uhi,att.g9).t mar riage., such an example of princely virtues will. be rettewed,.aed thus our present invaluable happi ness be extended to the coining generation.'' SECGND BEll—Sitting of the ILO December. A message from the First Chain/bet' was't-ecilr et!, statiag, tl►at it apli►oved.of the law accepted by ti►is Chhinber,.. respecting the anarriage,6lthe Prince of Orange with the Grand Duchess Anna Etidowna.. • • • . '6' -I. sriii.3drcn that sailed on the 29th Ott. fot Ole Ras( InOis, was Off Madeira ontriEi.; tftbNo- CCM her, in . 20M1 condition, whereWeTc.xel . piiots ‘vere landed, it being the fir s t opportunity that had occurred. ue squadron continues! its voyage ‘viG;out stopping. • . EXtit ACT oF A LETTER FROM BRUSSELS, DEC. 9.. • " Thy execution niNey,couraging the party of Ilse Ehig and qf ail honest pcolde, li:ot terrified imerchists„ It is now ,lioped, that . ti►e Gene- pils detainer! its the Abbey will appear ill their turn _ _ before a.Cm!ct . illarrial,..and receive the reward (Inc to their Toothier. It is certain that it is tie- eessary to talte• - vigorour measures in : respept to the dis;urbets of the `public tranquillity, 101-7be iug no longe'r to act openly,,they are at work in the dark, and disseminate writings calculated to exnsperate the people : such is the. pamphlet which is circular:2d in the EA,tern depotnietits, entitled Christian• Alphabet, or, instructions for Youth ;" in which is insetted a sixth Com- inandwent lii Lite Church; concerning the payment 01 ii,thes." PAR.'S-, DEC. 6 0 (FRom A LETTER.) It is, sa . id, that Taneyrand suffers,' no, oppor tu,ity to esc;tpc to undermine the etedit "Of the 13.,ke de Richelieu with the Kind, affahat lie tries every, niethotl to enter again into Ichiadmi nistration.; but. be will not succeed. He is too . - . unroptdar in the Chambers for his Majesty to Ginlt of hint, again into his Cibinet. , ikputies, ,-ns well as the great, majority- of the PE:TS, C:illnot forget /the ntnnbr•i: of years that t riltlPiDg. courtier was Mini7f,tt4 to. the Usurper, *IA to what a degree he serve& him - in- his'crttil ► AilbitiOUS projects. They canll9,t , t , rt l ,' 31•yt. he tras the itdcocale of that 'Moiler?. 4,, c ti-i . oe which has not ouly-loaded France Ackik thiiery, but witiel‘Lei;,-.H at thismotnen't Makes Bilni . pe happy. :Ministers, like i ralleY;i'And and Baithe illarhoii, must be alwayS in .that fake pasiObh so wel: . described lately by M. Solgues." BRUS:SELSi Dsc. 13.--:-The second diOsiOn of our army, under General Stedman, which was in cantonments behind Lille, is now rettirninghome, and part has glnte into garrison . between Tuarnay and Mons. A part of this divisiOn will, it is,said, remain with the other allied troops in France. By a new arrangement, the garrison of Cambray is to consist only of uglish, attiOi , erian; and Danish troops. retonne remains in the occupa tion of the army or the Mite of Wellington; and the cantonments of these troops are to be distri bpted in such a manner, that they may be collected in considerable force in a short time . . Many troops are embarking at Ostend to return to Vlng land. It is snid, - that the inventory of theinagazinas; Ike. in Valenciennes was to be finished In-day, The day before yesterday . an' Englisit,Ufficer ar rived there with'instructions re! ,tive to the giv- ing up of . .the fortres:‘, ‘vltich is expected to lake place on the Vith ' 'fliyy Calk 'more than ever of the fortnation of a Royal Guard, eonsittiag of cavalry,'-infantry, ands artillery:; the men and otliceis arc to be Chosen among those who clisfingnished tlien►seJV'es in the last campaign. A.part of ti4is •guard• tvill be in garrison at Brussels, • FLANDERS AIM Lai ldliA:',ll:ll,RGll PAPERS, CIIIICEIVED THIS MORNING HAMBURGH, Due. B.—By the severe frosts which we have had for these two days the Elbe is covered with ice almost to Blankenese, alad the navigation 'entirely interrupted. ST. PETERSBURGH,:NiIV. is still wild and the navigation quite open ; chatittnen arrive and depart train Cronstadt d Lily, HANOVER, Dcc. 7.—The Officers of the ila.- novellas) army, who have been several .months in camp before Paris, rtceived - on the 4 2.811) Nov.. the Additional pay which the Duke of Weliinkton ht►d granted, and by which the flifference between the pay of the 'English 40 Hanoverian Oilicers is Coack tip. . . lIANov,R, .DEc„ B.—The cold is to-day at degrees of Ileautnur. It is said th a t the new Or der will bc giten to several distinguished persons before the end of this year. iIrELIN, Dec. Royal Highness the Prince of Orange arrived here yesterday . ing at four o'clock. Ilis linm Prince Hardenburg arrived Iter. yesterday in good health. • Exchapge'unTaidon; Bth.Dee. BERLIN; Noi. 25.—A German Sovereign is re ported to have declared to Louis the X. 1 . 7.111111,, through the medium of his AmbAs'sador,' that un less some viginrons measures are taken by the French _Government in respect of the persecißion of the Protestants iu the South otTranee, he give these wahappy people an asylum iii his do: Milllol6. • PARI3, DEC. I:l.—(Fro'm a Letter.)---In general nothing new has passed at PariS for th4week bast. The English form the garrison almost alone, and even they occupy, besldes• the barracks, only the posts in, the Palaii-Royal. Soldiers of all the former French regiments arc seen strolling about the streets, and evil occupy some barracks, but it Aloes not seem.as if 'new regiments 'would soon be formed out of them. • No regiments are allowed to i be,formed in the departments occupied by the Allies. The soldiers are therefore obliged to go about idle. It seems to be forgotten how dangerous the idleness of . French soldiers is at this moment. It in:ly be explained, 1 think, front physical causes, wliTthe people here are always on the • • eve of tumult. Since the commencement of the- ItevOlution, the brains of the Parisians hitvebeen shaken by so'many dreadful and unexpected, scenes i that the most trifling-circumstance is sufficient to , .. .. •'. put' them in motion - . At, the 'least • noise.in the streets, one sees how oe.,people immediately-grow. .warm, particularly When a stranger is the occw.. 'sinn of it, and how quickly an explosion wo u ld follows if the police (lid not immediately interfere. It will be tkerelnre very proper that a garriSon of . Allied troops should remain this. winter in Paris. will indeed vex the Parisians. The Nain. Rose had already said, that in many companies a new song hail been sung, beginning ‘` Ye dear tredugcli; a . good journey to you," The same paper observed, Ilircher was not sick, but had left Paris. s‘So much the better," it added:, f` every Frenchinan must he interested in , all That relates to so dear a personage." This 'little 're venke, iu which the French so readily indulge, is almost the only satisfaction that is a11 0 w,4,4 .then in their present unpleasant situations .:1, _;1 k,lAicA p.:,:f;ER,,,,:. -.7atinlica Papers aiiivej to - the hi-November. 'UP to re end of` October, C4rt/tigetta still Itch! out against the forces of Central Moral°. They arc filled With distressing, acconnts of the late storm in the East,'and-of-the From the Port Royal and St. David's Moun tains, e. learn that prodigidni havoc has been committed Among the different coffee proPe'rties there ; numbers of valuable works and houses en tirely destroyed, and others seriously damaged.,--- Among the plantations which have suffered !e -rerely in the fornier parish, are Pleasant Hill, Clifton ; Resource, Robertsfield,, Green -Vale, lupewell, Coot-Shade; Berwick, and S.c..veral others ; and in The latter,• Chesterfield, Mount- Tivint. Brook-Lodge, Mount-Sinai, River-Head,. Sun -Vale, Radnor, Abbey-Green, Somerset, Windsor-Porest, Eccleston, and others. We lament to state, too, that on some pro perties many netroes have lost their lives,. and we particularly regret to Mention, that Mr. John Smith, Collecting: Constable of St David's, with part of his families_and 'negroes,, and .Mr. Thomas Williams, Pound i{eeper of the.same parish, were carried r - flti-av and drowned by the impetuosity o f 11 r allahs Hive' r : the bodies of both these Geutle, men have been - found and interred.: Scarcely a net roc-house in the :thrive monnti;hl4, or in those ,-,(4 St. Andrew and St. Catherine, is left standinv,. The stone-bridge ,erecting at the Botanic Garden ie destroyed', u'ot a vestige of it to be seen,— Equally melancholy neconnts have been received, ~from the parishes Of Sr. Thomas in the East, Port land, St. George, and St. glary: It gives us plea su however; to add, that the North-side pa, rishes from St. Ann's,alo , rnwards, and those to . ice card, have not 'suffered iii the same driailfo degree Its those we have - Mentioned. The follorrimz are extracts of letters from dif (*trent tviiirters St. ,lndrey, Of.l, I " I am sorry to inform you, that we have suffered much from a storm, which .weexperiencekon .Tuesday, Wedmes►tay, and Thar sday. The estates ricar Stoney Hill are almost . laid in ruins. We hear that many riegrocs and mules . hare• been found drowned near the river coast." ." Port-Royer, ,Ilesentains, .tantr- datejf • • 'I We were visited on Tnesday last with a dreatiful gale, Which has almost ruined the parish. !looses and rtegra-!iptel hive been wasbefl away; the coffee and have stiffer.. ed, and I frnr few plantations lint will have lost, at k.i,t, a third of their corn. The negroes are miserably . 01, from their habitations being washed away. The.roads are covered . with trees, of the largest . 'llimen.iorit. some of the beet works in this int.'s!' have bc,.n. carried 4way, and many tre: groes . arid stock have been lost. The, rain was incessant during the first two days." • • . "- Twen Port-flo . ::4, same elite. " On Wednesday the IS-tb4. f a.mu..two, A M. - a :.'rere gale corn ruence(i from the eastward, veering from S. E. to E. and, at last .settled 'at N. E. frotn wl:Tch ipiarier it, blew vhdently until eleren, A. M. Thursday. accinuPanieo 1 1 3 . hoary foil of rain. SereraT vessel. which had pit irelc, and . other; safety', except ttle s s ,, l l oon.er .lan'e (of this pOrt), Orove , from her anellprale.:olFtliF: and thc wt.!. Splt... t'. i. sayile dny, several yeisels seen driving down,frotnAiritfston, aml - to run a.. , .h6re (pito-110i fil'n . rerV' t higli to witul...rard, of the to . i . :44l,lstlin.4 . l;:a,i:L . .tthe_ueeu's ,batttry, and ;iliing the nrigarine-yard of Fort Charley the, height of two, feet and a 'half abore the lerel, of' tbe . stores nut otasx3ine.s,.. ' thereby . cieStroying• a great 'quantity- of arnmnnition. " No damag4 was sustained in the tovrn :iota about uteri- • dian oliThursjay, when thr..avin I shiitrd from the N:E.•tn N.W. and by W. •;from whielt•rutarter it bleCe severely until' three, A.lr : of Friday.. Several houses, &c. erected!sinc, , ille fire, were blown ()Own or damaged in a greater or lesser de gree. Wherries and canoes soak or, dashed to piece;, 'and turtle crawls destroyed. , The ships of wnr in the harbour, hiving . struck top-trtsts, by, sitinal•frow the flag, rode out the ;rale. hat this Was not the the case with the merchantmen and coi,sters, whicb, with the exception of the sloop, Friends, orPort Antonio, suite' ed. severely." " .- St.:Davi,r.,, ()rt. 22. " I am sorry to inform you tlr t Mthint-Sitvii works ate to tally gone, the river now running where they stood. Sun 7 Vale boiling-house and still-house are gone. f. Wingisur-Forest, Somerset-Vale, and Llandewy estate's have likewise snffered: -" The beautiful iron-bridge . , lately erected at the expen.e of 7000/. over YaHalts rivet, near Nfouttt 7 Sinai, is entirely carried. away, and that river was highei than ever was known " " St Gcores, Oct. 41. if your coffee was not .shipped, you 'need . give yourself no further, concern about it, as every thing at the Wharf Stare, and all at Mr. Gillie's, have been swept away. I walked to the Bay yesterday afternoou, and returned this 'anirnihg ; but it is irppossible to give y ou a d esc ri pt i on o f the dreadful effects o f this storm. 'All,Balcaries coffee (about 40 tierces), is gone Mk: Forbes has lost 70 tierces otsugar.. " The river has swept away BesSy'Bell's,., hpAse, and now `runs its a ifiret. - lirie from tlif plaCe to leaving Mr. Gillmour's house 'coniPletely isolated, as well as Balcarres'stOr4 a great part of winch is • down. I did not „hear of any lives having been 10:st,' but the deStru6tion of the sta.:A on Woodstock,Hildare,,anti.Sprinc-garden, is ruinous. Twenty . ..seven mules, belonging. to Kihlare,• were found dead in one spot, and at' they.hare also lost all tlick mules." " 411ount-Orcb, St. Georgc'•s, Oct. 22. "This is to _inform yott of the dreadful weather we have had ill this qoarter. It began on. Tuesday Morning, and . con;- flailed until the Friday following.; there has been . great de struction among the buildings, the rivers rose:to an 'alarming degree, anal the roads are . completely destroyed. The coffee plantations are. almost ruined; Clifton-Mount's flne•works are all,,gone, as also Pleasant-Hill's inv! Ite,ource's,and fluid* of (Alters hate received injury." " St. George's, Oct. 24. 11 The following is a slight detail. of some of the damage d4he inthis and.our two neighouring parishes ; Grey's ,SVharfat An/lotto Bay, swept away..alony; with the stores ; the 'new • bridge veer Annotto River completely gone; a number of small hous es , I may . say,. With.the port. Annotto Bay, tnice so flout - is - bin:4., is now become a desert. Dreadful havoc nOinnt.; the canes. Gre.en-eastle 'estate in'St. Mary's, has lust 46 head of• cattle; Carlton, N 5; Osborn, t 6; Kildare. SO_ mules and sonic cattle ; Sprith.t Garden, 40 ninic3; White River, 23 111 WO, .20 hogslleatis of sup'', ind 29 puncheons of I a . i • . .11, ?r': in 1. 1 " 0 7,1'. , T5t. The storm los thine d esi r..f oar...tce in this qtvd . " f.,•;74)4,Cf5. , t0c5, t.. the gro:lnd. " .g lost a tithulter of riekrro- House; careieii the river' stitl,:! et! IntiClA, as also Shirl e y Castle." b2-4 1 / I .eittr 'ON A - L N.T+E 1;11031 TUN AGENT DATEIIK INGsTos, JAMAICA, NOV. 3. It is withps in 1,11 ire inentiLo'tO j , riti'the risitatigit 0.1 .‘ hare here ex,Nritliced of n storin fiat has extrenicif: (1 - ,astratts to tht shipiattr in the 'boys and harhours itr tb' eastern nod fuid.lle putt of this isl.sud. )t hi:gem Cie 17t 11 ., - ult„ and continued two ,iovs gr.:,itvii;lericel the loss iLr Utitlerwriters st 1,1f441 . i will lie very vret:4 titionibe fee' selsthut were koaditig• at AnnOtta toy all Port Maria, suing , of thew having.peark' the of their cargoes on hoard St the ti:ite they mere•• dlircu on f,h6re, sell little' or nuthiPS : : saved Rota ihcril. TLoie.two :places of loadjfig are partica 4 larfy liable to tliSaitrr in the 1,1:7 - rkasir and winter rountbs; and whoi.the wind blow4lvith yioleoet , hues a ort herb di' recflon, it is bartPy roprible for rissels to fh: tl4,:c in kafetlf . .; 6pigtly,at Arlaotta.tal:." , • t ,I4BRARY, RED-CII.,)SS-STREEr; • Tuesday Nov 28 1815; ;Vrairi EXTRAOIIDIN.:IIt AMETI NG ftiNERAL 110 DY .o: nuyni i'FANT Disssynsa MINISTI.;itti of the Three - Dent:or:in:ain't:s; 'con-re:led to re-. (" rive the ilepor of their Dtpatatif,n; aPPOihted 0 1 1 the 214 , , Instant to request an i n t e ryiew pithM:ahritr.'s Gorrrn - y , ; uent, tlie.sui)ject of th e P er s ec two ourl"r9tectant DO* -. three in France. ' the .. • , ' The lter. a, RT,Es; 1).13;. in theeiiair; It was Unanimously Resolved, • - ' • •• • 1. Thartlils - 31i.et.ing• reerii',..s with tie `liiehest . gratrfiC3 - tint/ the a39urance3 of Lii MajC:' , l'7 l ; to • the 11e' pteration from this •11odv„; 'that lltiy•feiel the ifoi.pefst rekret at the dreadful scenes lately wittiesc.tl hr Yrance;..mid that they are using - , and will continue to use, tacit` hest eforts in their coulmunic.itimis with the French Otnie:rii went, to Seetire all clas”s of Fr - eneb Subjects,. whettler,Prutestlat Cht he, the lull of,the advaut:iiss K - Ilith the Coast!' tutintialChaller provided far them. 2. That deeply compas,ionating - the •euse of our Frenca prot(slaTcy ilretbrethort:c . , have bre;4 ,iles;:ciled of thei r . and deprived of th e i r lioe,es of prAyer, we recommend it to Our 11 rettirem, our Co ogregations tin (• - ,n;ln,at ttle Killg(10611,:f0 raisu pecuniary totitribut4ms for vibe 'rilitf 0, these Sp fferers. for e, , nikieuce Aa.ke. • • • • •• _ . • 3. Tliat - a Cozninittee of liitiairy, Fkiperinteint ince: and Distribution, con s istin ; o f seren Nleinbers of rad, Denoot , " nation, be appoint-10/ to correspond b our Brethren tho Country on the subject of the •foregoing Resolution, j lOl Ot itihViAr to cola's' the said Itesobition into effect. • ' -That the foltotsing tieutlinneii constitute the said COW' rnittge,;47 llt v. ItOhert Asplapd, Rev. Thomas) . Morgan, • .oiii.n Barrett, • IVi:liaio Nox:1410, ... Thomas Beliiharo, AlTrithadi Kees, I), -ii'• • ~ t ivorre--I.lurder, F. It. S. F. L. S. • -001sn ' Coates; . ' dolt /I ip Iwo,. D. 4. '.. ' -,Thottias Cloud, - " (ieue . se S , otiliir;(l, , 'Frederick Avg ostuseos, 39hu l'yt Sniitii,ll). liar;' , A.• rl. 1-• . °John Townsend . ' ;_,•;' .41111 Evansi A iNI. : '.... jiiputiv.Tiluovii, - -".,," • -Jutiti-flawkste; - elltxmuler li'akugh t p. l / 9 -, iliSeph fitighes, A. M. Mark Willis,. • ' James Lindsay, Li, D. , Itotkert. Woiter,,•l4. I). 5. 'f oat, with tLe cuncent of Ulf: Trtistecs cif„th, 1 4 3 e prl WilliaMs, 141 e 11!reti , igs of the . Commitlee. be,.1u311..it the I.i - . '. 1 ). - ar)hatial-Cross-street, where all Coultuunicatious and Cure 4 1 tri utiuus will be receive.) ! e y t l .c R ev. TlPtotis Nlorgaps t" Li ritiont Atict Sec: itary to the Thr ee Deuvuaiontions. . 'klu . e.- publicity be girpt: to th ese an d t h e f orego i ng . /tow , lutiolis A wider the direction of the Committee. .. Y'-' ,' . " - A...3.1-:.ES, Clialrniarr. 7. Thattlie Cll4.iihtmo Le rt.questrti to accept the Thaolik• ol the ll u dy, f u r i.is 4,:01ic..iu.t at tlii i Meet iur,. - THOS. MORGAN, Seco' --...." .SIAILS. AFlRtycn--lllaqd., V'raace, 2 fizubarglia 1 If`'ld. Evict, • 4 auttrititarith PRICE , : 6 - 7 S 00 - L . :NI - Bitnk Mo c k, • ~ • .• • Tilts i.i.tir AT T wii.11,...,vi4;i-:(:.,z.ltei. dig. . r. :3 per C'rnt, Rcti. 591 i , • E,..,-heq. ViM, 3,. jis. li• i 3 per (rut. Cou.. sllut -GuirTimp, 1441 , ' 1,1,tr titniti. 7111 ' I)itn, for Pa) ,l 4-'nt. - 154 4 .1 pf.,r (Amt. Nr% vy Aitil.4ll..:t -I Guns:, tor Op e ni n g, GI i . 13ulik L. Ann. 15 2-ICtli 6 1 ' 111Gt1 !aNDON TO-NTOWittiNS% Morning, 21 Lia:aot a ctvr 7. Evt-uin•,:, !Ifs 'nitwits after 7° If 1, c„._ .1' , 11 7 0.1 PALs;;AI LO N.D "g ; FR I DAY. .1) ECEMBE Isis. • 11%1.101re. authority to s t ate , thatno gen e. -' al uronmi i is in conternpiation, either in the Arm!" di' NAT! ;it the conimencement ' of. the en 3 u iti l; • • ,14 m„httb , ecn incorrectly r.crortcd. 01 • The Purser of the Bombay East India Cu.nl m , patty's ship arrived in town yesterday.. let t ' St. Helena on the lith Novenilier.—BuoNAPAßi n was apparently tiuite reconciled to his situation , and amusing himself, without any.indication of regret on the extraordinary change in his fortunes' It Us . again asserted that Bioßu...Lo has raised tlia . sit4d ofeartba,, ,, ena oe ZV leave Dutch, German, Flemish, and flair' bargli Myers, from which we extract the most prominent . ar;ideS of intelligence. The Stitt" General of the Netherlands have, as Was to be. I n " ticipated, expressed their 'highest appio!)atiou Of f • the approaching tnar r i age o f .. t h e • P r ince ° ORANGE, who has arrived at Berlin oh the wily.t °,- PeterSburgh. _ . The. Emperor ALIVZA.Snni left_ tit— sarli place on the 3d instant. He had pr ey ' . onsly received! a most encomiastic Addiess the pro.. ilce of Lithuania, to which he returne d as gracious an answer. His Imperial Maics t r seems to have perfectly conciliated the affections of .his new dominions in Boland. The Bill which Or. WILBERFORCE introduced Into the House of Commons during the last Ses* litin' , Of Parliament, intituled " A-Bill for efft'c' tuna/ ipreventing the unlawful importation of and holding free persons in slavery in 136' fish Colonies," and which Bill is to be further proceeded in next' Session, has excited the uta must agitation in Jamaica. -The House of As. -sembly has adopted very strong resolutions (which shall appear in TUE SUN of to-morrow) in• con-, sequence of this measure ; and thrre seems to 'be an unanimity of opinion that the friends of Afri canfr'Fedom are' in an extraordinary degree red gardles The rights of British Citizens, .~ der' -tic)! 3Ni t o tb is 2:44 140.1(, Ili ei AI ) afar prix to f: TI Gt i, hhi, J "I ' the 41 (11) ) 1) 4 16 . tiro Year tito r of it ler) I li i Ut t l y '1,101,4 vo te ,