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eeesiderations of suchiesportance,

4113 o.uld not be hastily decided ; and especially in so
thin a House. Their Lordships may recollect. that
a notice was gives of a nantinn this day, for taking
the &lauding orders, N. 26 and 135, on Monday
into consideration. with a view to 'their suspensinn.
Were such a proceeding ordered by the House,
and the Bills alluded to not to be forwarded a sin-
gle stage this day, their progress wouLl. in conse-
quence of the saapension, not be ultimately affect-
ed, at Enure than one stage might then he gone
through on Monday. His Lordship concluded by
elsorisag. “ that the above standing orders be taken
in'oconsideratiea on Monday, with a view to their
IllOtreetion. with rano& to certain dills."
The Earl of MOIRA Gook* in explanation; as
did the LORD CHANCELLOR. who seemed to
approve the suggestion of LO RD W ALS ING-
14MA g and after a few words from the Earl of
WESTMEA TH, the LORD CHANCELLOR
put the question for taking the said standing orders
sato consideration on Monday neat. with reference
iso the three Brits in question; which was ordered
allgerdioglV: mid the Houie immediately adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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' iikAUKIIIGH MAIL.
sAfdltUl4lll, SUZY 12.
perm of Germany has endued four camps
_ . be formed in Ise Austrian dominions in Septem-
ber,
' Wog his army : one is to ise pitched near Wells,
Upper Arastria ; one near Grant, in Inner Au-
ia ; one near Pest, in Hungary ; and the fourth in
eon*.
General Bellegarde, with 4000 Austrians, has
entered Cattuo, and received possession of the place
/Maths Russian Commander. •
Several Ptassian Regiments. including those of
' retrain% Orange, and Knhishcim, have advanced
o Pomerania: and part of the garrisons of Berlin
land Preaelaw are under orders to foliose. In the
i'arsenals of Berlin, the people were employed both
day and eight.
The preparations of his Swedish Majesty were
!lararked with equal activity' and decision. On the
4th inst the greater part of the garrison of Steal-
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sand. comprising the td brigade of infantry, part
of the 4'h end 6th battalion of artillery, had been
'ordered to the frontiers to -make room for fresh
":nroesps expected from Sweden. The Swedish army
&ad °cloyed a new .pesitims on the rivers 'Preehel
and Kiri. The firstline, consisting of theist and 3d
iseigades,was, on the 3d inst. stationed between 'Free-
blemana Gsiefswald. end the artillery at.Grirnm. The
• teemed Aine, seder the orders of Generals Hamm'
and Monier. comprising the Dragoons of Scania,
ih• Helium of Moeller. and.the Horse Artillery, was
~ rued between Raddebas and Benkeehagen. with
soitsrlt of Artillery at Riehtenberg. l'he advanced
extending along the Peene end Treebel, were
iiader the roma-sand of the Adjutant-General Count
G. Loewenthielm. The heed-quarters were about
to be removed from Griefsweld to Franzburgli.
Tbe.Qoeen of Sweden was amefted.in Pomerania
about the middle of this ma eat h . t
Count Cedustroern, Presider* of the War Ds-
penmen'. bad, on the Sit arrived at Stockholm,
sloe the purpose of evsediting the reiaforeemenu
ordered to Pomerania. .
On the 6th hie. hostilities hadacit commenced.;
and it wits understood that the Prussians would
auroral the war until the return of Major Kruse•
amok from St. Petersbergh.
The Swedish flotilla has sailed from Fresendorf,
yge the*.Peeee, to Grunchwade. Several Russian
vessels have been .prevented entering Pillau; and
.one ;which attempted to violate the blockade, has
been seised by the Swedes.
The Pf ince of Orange has arrived at Berlin, to
.solicit the interference of his Prussian Majesty, to
.prevent the seizure of Drilenburgh and other‘pos.
sessions ,granted by the Treaty of Luneville to the
House of Orange, but which, since the death of the •
late Prince, are claimed by Prince Joachim Meru.
The King ci Prussia is said to be mutt offeaded
:by the language used in the ling of Sweden's last
letter to him. .
We are armed that Bonaparte has ordered'
Marshal Bernadotte to march his corps into the'
'errantry •of Hesse Cassel. The Molter haviog re.
'fused ten swaths ago to lend five millions of lie-.
.dollars to Framer, and Napoleon being in want of
-that 11411111. Talleyratid has advised that measure, as
-the only means to moon it from that Pripet. How.
-ever, its atieCtlO is not n0...e certain, as it is very
well hanw:•.l that the Elefto:. who has never been
.6 friend to Bonaparte. has guarded against his ea-
,pacity. by sending his treasure to Berlin.
.In the.same manner. the Eleflor of Saxosy has
fp 'been summoned to lead six millions of rix.dallars
co the French- Ernpever ; and as he has also refused
sthe loan. it is eppretwoded that Bernadotte has been
.direfilesl to pay a,voit to the Greve 4etvab, who.is
scow at Cres.hrn. .
The sew Coostinotion of the German Emeire is
,daily rape' Ired et R.ati.hoo. it is already known.
.that the three loriterel canes of Hamburgh, I.e. ,
:,„„. and Bremen, will be umlev the ienroedia:e pro-
• .....i.iresontroul ct Bonaparte. .